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Installation Strategies

While you are free to explore any deployments but the recommended strategies are :

OCP 4.13	Microshift	RHEL	ROSA	Kind
kepler-operator	Manifests	RPM	Manifests	Helm Charts, Manifests, kepler-operator

Requirements

Kernel 4.18+
kubectl v1.21.0+
docker installed non-root by default

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