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## Try Entando

Set up Entando using two simple steps or install manually for your specific needs. Then try the platform with a simple widget or walk through the **Welcome Wizard** in our AppBuilder. For a more in-depth experience, check out our **Banking demo**.
Set up Entando using two simple steps or install manually for your specific needs. Then try the platform with a simple widget or walk through the **Welcome Wizard** in our App Builder. For a more in-depth experience, check out our **Standard Banking demo**.

* [Quick Local Install](https://dev.entando.org/v6.3.2/docs/getting-started/#automatic-install)
The fastest way to start up Entando in Kubernetes.
* [Automatic Install](#automatic-install):
The fastest way to locally install and start up Entando in Kubernetes.

* [Manual Install](https://dev.entando.org/v6.3.2/docs/getting-started/#manual-insta)
* [Manual Install](#manual-install):
Useful if you want a shared cluster or customize.

Once you're setup, check out:
* [Build a simple Bundle and create an App](https://dev.entando.org/v6.3.2/tutorials/ecr/publish-simple-bundle.html)
* [Welcome Wizard](https://dev.entando.org/v6.3.2/docs/getting-started/welcome-wizard.html)
* [Install our Banking Demo](https://dev.entando.org/v6.3.2/tutorials/samples/install-standard-demo.html)
* [Build a simple Bundle and create an App](../../tutorials/ecr/publish-simple-bundle.html)
* [Welcome Wizard](welcome-wizard.html)
* [Install our Standard Banking Demo](../../tutorials/samples/install-standard-demo.html)

## Learn about Entando

Learn about what Entando can do top down or explore the elements that make automating containers with Kubernetes easier.
Learn about what Entando can do top down or explore the elements that make developing applications on Kubernetes faster and easier.

* [Introduction to Entando ](https://dev.entando.org/v6.3.2/docs/)
* [Learning Paths](https://dev.entando.org/v6.3.2/tutorials/#learning-paths)
* [Concepts Overview](https://dev.entando.org/v6.3.2/docs/concepts/)




<!-- 1. [Automatically install Entando via the Entando command-line interface (CLI)](#automatic-install). This is the fastest way to initialize an Entando application in Kubernetes. A CLI install defaults certain settings and prepares a local developer environment.
2. [Manually install Entando step by step](#manual-install). This permits configuration of either a shared cluster or a local developer environment. A manual install is appropriate when CLI defaults don't meet specific needs, or to customize the deployment. -->
* [Introduction to Entando ](../)
* [Learning Paths](../../tutorials/#learning-paths)
* [Concepts Overview](../concepts/)


## Automatic Install
Initialize an Entando application in Kubernetes. A CLI install defaults certain settings and prepares a local developer environment.
The following steps will launch an Ubuntu VM via Multipass, install Kubernetes, then deploy Entando to it.
Automatically install Entando via the Entando command-line interface (CLI) and prepare a local developer environment with defaults settings.
The following steps launch an Ubuntu VM via Multipass, install Kubernetes, then deploy Entando to it.

1. Install [Multipass](https://multipass.run/#install)
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## Manual Install

You can configure a shared cluster or customize a local developer environment. This is a learn-as-you-go approach. It will give you a working knowledge of Kubernetes as you get Entando up and running in a local environment.
Configure a shared cluster or customize a local developer environment. This is a learn-as-you-go approach. It will give you a working knowledge of Kubernetes as you get Entando up and running in a local environment. The process is as follows:

1. [Install Kubernetes](#install-kubernetes)
2. [Prepare Kubernetes Environment](#prepare-kubernetes)
3. [Deploy Entando](#deploy-entando)

Note: For advanced or long-time Entando users, check out our [Quick Reference](quick-reference) install guide for just the steps.

Since Entando is designed to run on Kubernetes, let's get started by installing our own instance of Kubernetes locally.
We've tested a variety of Kubernetes implementations, including Minikube, Minishift, CodeReady Containers, K3s, and Microk8s, to find the optimal combination of low cpu/memory usage, fast startup times, and minimal configuration. After downloading the necessary files, you'll have your own instance of Kubernetes up and running in <60 seconds.

We've tested a variety of Kubernetes implementations, including Minikube, Minishift, CodeReady Containers, K3s, and Microk8s, to find the optimal combination of low cpu/memory usage, fast startup times, and minimal configuration. After downloading the necessary files, we'll have our own instance of Kubernetes up and running in <60 seconds.
::: tip Notes:
For advanced or long-time Entando users, check out our [Quick Reference](quick-reference) install guide for just the steps.

::: tip What's Needed to Run Kubernetes?
**What's Needed to Run Kubernetes?**
Kubernetes is a container orchestrator designed to manage a server cluster. It requires at least one master node running a Linux OS. A lightweight ubuntu VM can be created in seconds with Multipass. Choosing a Type 1 hypervisor eliminates a guest OS, maximizing speed and performance.
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