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Now that a cluster is ready, let's deploy communities dashboard in it.

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In order to do that, we're going to go back to a command line and execute KIPP's.

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It'll apply and pass it a file which is actually remotely hosted.

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So this is from communities itself.

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And this Yamal basically includes the configuration of all the components that need to be deployed for

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communities dashboard.

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It includes the user permissions, the dashboard application itself and so on.

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So you don't have to worry about creating all this stuff yourself.

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We just execute this file and it creates all the necessary components.

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And by the way, all the commands that I'm using in this course will be also in a good repository,

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in a separate file.

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So you can check that in the link and copy them directly from there.

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So I'm going to execute this command.

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And you see that it created a bunch of components like Secret Service account namespace and so on,

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and basically Dashboard's is deployed in the cluster.

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We just have to access it now.

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So here you see a namespace crudities Dysport got created.

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So we are going to check in that namespace.

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So minus N stands for namespace.

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This dashboard, we're going to check what pots are running inside.

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So this is our communities dashboard application and this is the metric scraper, which is the metrics

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data scraper for tools like Prometheus and other similar monitoring tools for these course, it is not

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interesting for us, but now we have to access that application from outside.

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And the way we do that just locally is we are going to execute Cusato proxy and this will basically

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proxy the endpoints to our local machine so we can access them through localhost.

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And each application obviously will have its own endpoint.

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This is the endpoint for Dashboard, so you can also copy that from the provided good story.

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So here you see the dashboard view is secured, but we can easily get access using the cube config.

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And this is the same file as we downloaded from the cluster, which is this one here.

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So you can upload it from your downloads and you can sign in with this one.
