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 # newrelic-agent-operator
-<strong>newrelic-agent-operator</strong> is an implementation of a Kubernetes [Operator](https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/extend-kubernetes/operator), that manages auto-instrumentation of the workloads using New Relic APM agents.
+<strong>newrelic-agent-operator</strong> is an implementation of the [opentelemetry-operator](https://github.com/open-telemetry/opentelemetry-operator), that manages auto-instrumentation of the workloads using New Relic APM agents.
 
 ## Description
 If you are looking for an automated way to enable New Relic APM agents for applications running in your Kubernetes cluster, then you are in the right place. This will guide you in configuring APM agents in seamless manner. The idea behind the <strong>newrelic-agent-operator</strong> is to provide simple and efficient installation to the users. It uses a Kubernetes operator to create and configure a custom resource called <strong>Instrumentation</strong>. This custom resource provides higher-level abstraction for language specific agent configuration(s) in the Kubernetes cluster. Also, the underlying <strong>newrelic-agent-operator</strong> leverages Init containers to execute the required one-time agent setup, enabling seamless auto-instrumentation functionality.