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Expand Up @@ -22,26 +22,6 @@ This guide will focus on deploying Project Koku into an existing
The Koku application contains two components - a web service and
database.

**OpenShift**

A basic deployment configuration is contained within the application's
[OpenShift template
file](https://github.com/project-koku/koku/blob/main/openshift/koku-template.yaml).
This template should be acceptable for most use cases. It provides
parameterized values for most configuration options.

To deploy the Koku API application using the provided templates, you can
use the provided `Makefile`: (the openshift CLI is required to be
installed to run the following command)

make oc-create-all

To deploy individual components, there are also `make` commands provided
for your convenience:

make oc-create-koku # Deploy the API web application
make oc-create-db # Deploy the PostgreSQL database

**Docker Compose**

The Koku API can also be deployed with Docker Compose with the following
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