Pre-requisites

minikube start

minikube ip

Make sure you get a domain label for your minikube IP (say it's 192.168.99.101):

curl \
  -H 'Authorization: Bearer <beta.hasura.io user-token>' \
  -d '{"ipaddr": "192.168.99.101"}' \
  https://cloud.beta.hasura.io/v1/localdev

ALTERNATIVELY, you can create your own DNS label and add it to /etc/hosts. However, you'll have to add an entry to /etc/hosts for every subdomain.
Let's say the domain label is: c101.hasura.me. Now, subdomain.c101.hasura.me will redirect to your minikube (this will only work locally ofcourse).

Instructions:

Edit controller-configmap.yaml and set controller-conf.json -> provider.Local.gatewayIp to the minikube ip obtained from above.
Edit project-conf.yaml and set the domain to the value generated above.
Run kubectl create -f project-conf.yaml
Run kubectl create -f project-secrets.yaml
Run kubectl create ns hasura
Run kubectl create -f controller-configmap.yaml
Run kubectl create -f shukra-deployment.yaml
Several deployments will now automatically be created. Your Hasura project will be ready, as soon as console.c101.hasura.me is accessible and kubectl -n hasura get pods shows all the Hasura platform services as running (data, auth, console, sshd, postgres, session-redis etc.)
Login to the console with: admin, adminpassword
Postgres login: admin, pgpassword

Migration from local development (minikube) to kubernetes on any cloud provider
Expose local minikube to the public Internet for easy testing/sharing (currently, c101.hasura.me type domains cannot be shared because they are just labels to point to the local minikube ip)