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locustio#2188 

- Update `Running a distributed load test on Kubernetes` docs section to include Locust Kubernetes Operator. 
- Small reformat of the section to clearly list all possibilities (HELM & Operator)  in a structured manner.
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AbdelrhmanHamouda authored Jan 16, 2023
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Running a distributed load test on Kubernetes
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The easiest way to run Locust on Kubernetes is to use a `Helm chart <https://helm.sh/>`_.
HELM
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One of the ways to run Locust on Kubernetes is to use a `Helm chart <https://helm.sh/>`_.

There is a good helm chart here: `github.com/deliveryhero/helm-charts <https://github.com/deliveryhero/helm-charts/tree/master/stable/locust>`_.

Note: this Helm chart is a separate project, and not supported by Locust maintainers.
Note: this Helm chart is a separate project, and not supported by Locust maintainers.

Kubernetes Operator
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Another way to run Locust on Kubernetes is to use the `Locust Kubernetes Operator <https://abdelrhmanhamouda.github.io/locust-k8s-operator/>`_.

The Locust Operator is designed to unlock easy, seamless & effortless distributed performance testing in the cloud.

Note: the Locust Kubernetes Operator is a separate project and is not supported by Locust maintainers.

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