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Signed-off-by: Kris Nova <[email protected]>

Author: krisnova

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+# Falcoctl
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+A Go CLI tool to interface with Falco, and perform useful tasks in the Falco Runtime Security ecosystem. 
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+## Call for contributors/maintainers 
+
+This is a Go project that has a lot of potential in the Falco ecosystem, but needs contributions and even a maintainer or two. 
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+If you would like to get involved with contributing to this specific project, please check out [the Falco community](https://github.com/falcosecurity/community) to get involved.
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+# The Paradigms 
+
+So `falcoctl` was born out of a need to encapsulate common logic for the project.
+Right now there are a lot of scripts, in many languages, and even container images that perform ad-hoc tasks. 
+We hope to make `falcoctl` the source of truth for these tasks or chores and give operators a first class experience. 
+There are two main avenues in which we perform these tasks with `falcoctl`
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+ - Locally
+ - Remote (Kubernetes)
+ 
+For instance, `falcoctl` supports generating TLS certificate material. 
+Installing these certificates for use "locally" has many different implications than remotely installing secrets in Kuberentes.  
+
+## Local
+
+This implies taking action directly on a system. 
+If you look in the `/cmd` directory [you can see](https://github.com/falcosecurity/falcoctl/blob/master/cmd/install_tls.go#L1) various examples where the commands are compiled differently for different architectures. 
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+## Remote
+
+Here is where we would use local configuration to perform basic tasks in Kubernetes with `falco`. 
+For instance, installing falco, updating rules, etc.
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