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(low priority) Add port fwding info to Tilt doc (#3424) 

* Add port fwding info to Tilt doc

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Here are two ways to use MinIO as the storage:
1) As a MinIO instance running inside your cluster
1) As a MinIO instance running inside your cluster (don't do this for production!)
In the `tilt-settings.json` file, set `"setup-minio": true`. This will configure a Kubernetes deployment containing a running
instance of Minio inside your cluster. There are [extra steps](contributions/minio/#expose-minio-outside-your-cluster-with-a-service)
necessary to expose Minio outside the cluster. Note: with this setup, when your cluster is terminated so is the storage and any backup/restore in it.
instance of MinIO inside your cluster. There are [extra steps](contributions/minio/#expose-minio-outside-your-cluster-with-a-service)
necessary to expose MinIO outside the cluster.
2) As a standalone MinIO instance running locally in a Docker container
To access this storage, you will need to expose MinIO outside the cluster by forwarding the MinIO port to the local machine using kubectl port-forward -n <velero-namespace> svc/minio 9000. Update the BSL configuration to use that as its "public URL" by adding `publicUrl: http://localhost:9000` to the BSL config. This is necessary to do things like download a backup file.
Note: with this setup, when your cluster is terminated so is the storage and any backup/restore in it.
1) As a standalone MinIO instance running locally in a Docker container
See [these instructions](https://github.com/vmware-tanzu/velero/discussions/3381) to run MinIO locally on your computer, as a standalone as opposed to running it on a Pod.

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1. Clone any [provider plugin(s)](https://velero.io/plugins/) you want to make changes to and deploy (optional, must be configured to be deployed by the Velero Tilt's setup, [more info below](#provider-plugins))
Note: To properly configure any plugin you use, please follow the plugin's documentation.
## Getting started
### tl;dr
@ -128,13 +129,17 @@ spec:
Here are two ways to use MinIO as the storage:
1) As a MinIO instance running inside your cluster
1) As a MinIO instance running inside your cluster (don't do this for production!)
In the `tilt-settings.json` file, set `"setup-minio": true`. This will configure a Kubernetes deployment containing a running
instance of Minio inside your cluster. There are [extra steps](contributions/minio/#expose-minio-outside-your-cluster-with-a-service)
necessary to expose Minio outside the cluster. Note: with this setup, when your cluster is terminated so is the storage and any backup/restore in it.
instance of MinIO inside your cluster. There are [extra steps](contributions/minio/#expose-minio-outside-your-cluster-with-a-service)
necessary to expose MinIO outside the cluster.
2) As a standalone MinIO instance running locally in a Docker container
To access this storage, you will need to expose MinIO outside the cluster by forwarding the MinIO port to the local machine using kubectl port-forward -n <velero-namespace> svc/minio 9000. Update the BSL configuration to use that as its "public URL" by adding `publicUrl: http://localhost:9000` to the BSL config. This is necessary to do things like download a backup file.
Note: with this setup, when your cluster is terminated so is the storage and any backup/restore in it.
1) As a standalone MinIO instance running locally in a Docker container
See [these instructions](https://github.com/vmware-tanzu/velero/discussions/3381) to run MinIO locally on your computer, as a standalone as opposed to running it on a Pod.