[eyalbukchin]

It does work with any k8s cluster, no operator needed. It indeed relies on kubectl's config to talk to the k8s API. All that's needed is permissions to run privileged pods (or if you've configured mirrord to use ephemeral containers, not even that).

We're currently working on a more enterprise-oriented version where you would have a persistent operator in the cluster, and it would let you properly manage RBAC, rather than relying on each user's kubectl.

Thanks for pointing all of this out! We'll try to make this info more easily accessible.