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Feature: Add priorityClassName for the Operator and Connect deployment #176

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@jkrusy jkrusy commented Oct 17, 2023

We need to prioritize the operator and connect deployments over some other applications in our cluster. Therefor we need the possibility to set a PriorityClass name for this deployments.

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