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sidebar_label: Civo Marketplace Installer | ||
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image: "https://docs.kubefirst.io/img/logo.svg" | ||
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You can create a temporary kubefirst installer cluster through the Civo Kubernetes marketplace, and use it to create your kubefirst management cluster. | ||
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## Create your installer cluster | ||
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Log into your Civo account and navigate to Kubernetes | ||
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[https://dashboard.civo.com/kubernetes](https://dashboard.civo.com/kubernetes) | ||
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1. Click Create New Cluster | ||
2. Name the cluster `installer` | ||
3. Reduce the node count to `1` | ||
4. Increase the node size to `Medium` | ||
5. In the Marketplace section select `kubefirst` | ||
6. Click Create Cluster and wait until the cluster is ready | ||
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![kubefirst user interface showing cloud and git options](../../../img/civo/marketplace/installer-options.png) | ||
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## Connect to the install cluster and the kubefirst installer service | ||
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In your terminal, run the following commands to download and use your new cluster's kubeconfig. This example assumes you named your cluster `installer`. | ||
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export CLUSTER_NAME=installer | ||
civo kubernetes config $CLUSTER_NAME > ./kubefirst-kubeconfig | ||
export KUBECONFIG=./kubefirst-kubeconfig | ||
kubectl --namespace kubefirst port-forward svc/kubefirst-console 8080:8080 | ||
``` | ||
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Then launch the installer in your browser: | ||
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[http://localhost:8080/](http://localhost:8080/) | ||
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## Create your kubefirst management cluster | ||
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Provide details about your preferred git provider, access, and cluster details and let kubefirst do the rest. | ||
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![kubefirst user interface showing cloud and git options](../../../img/civo/marketplace/create-management.png) | ||
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## Deleting your installer cluster | ||
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Once you've successfully installed your kubefirst `management` cluster, you can delete the `installer` cluster directly in the Civo UI. It is only used to establish the platform. |
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