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# Installing CLI Tools
You will need two CLI tools for Knative:
You can use two CLI tools sets for Knative:
- Knative CLI - kn
- Kubernetes CLI - kubectl
- Knative CLI - `kn`
- Kubernetes CLI - `kubectl`
The `kn` CLI makes Knative operations easier, but all functionality is available in `kubectl` wh. if you want to handle more YAML.
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Install the [Kubernetes CLI (`kubectl`)](https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/tools/install-kubectl){target=_blank} to run commands against Kubernetes clusters. You can use `kubectl` to deploy applications, inspect and manage cluster resources, and view logs.
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## Install kn using the nightly-built binary
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There are three installation methods to install Knative:
- A quickstart implementation on a local computer only using a preconfigured extension.
- A production implementation using YAML.
- A Knative Operator implmemntation using CLI tools and other resources.
- A quickstart experience on a local computer only using a preconfigured extension.
- A YAML installation suitable for production use.
- A Knative Operator installation suitable for production use.
Installations assume are running MacOS or Linux.
## Installation roadmap
Use the following table to evaulate the installtion methods for Knative installations.
Use the following table to evaluate the installation methods for Knative installations.
| | Quickstart | YAML | Knative Operator |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Implementation | local | production | production |
| Kubernetes | local deployment only or Minikube | existing deployment | existing deployment |
| Hardware | 3 CPU, 3 GB RAM | One node: 6 CPUs, 6 GB memory, 30 GB disk storage.<br>Multiple nodes: 2 CPUs each, 4 GB memory, 20 GB disk storage. | One node: 6 CPUs, 6 GB memory, 30 GB disk storage.<br>Multiple nodes: 2 CPUs each, 4 GB memory, 20 GB disk storage. |
| Purpose | local | production {: colspan=2} |
| Kubernetes | local deployment of kind or Minikube | existing deployment {: colspan=2} |
| Hardware | 3 CPU, 3 GB RAM | One node: 6 CPUs, 6 GB memory, 30 GB disk storage.<br>Multiple nodes: 2 CPUs each, 4 GB memory, 20 GB disk storage. {: colspan=2} |
| Next steps | Install [CLI Tools](../client/install-kn.md)<br>Install the [Knative Quickstart plugin](quickstart-install.md). | Install [CLI Tools](../client/install-kn.md)<br>Install either or both:<br>- Install [Knative Serving](yaml-install/serving/install-serving-with-yaml.md)<br>- Install [Knative Eventing](yaml-install/eventing/install-eventing-with-yaml.md)| Install [CLI Tools](../client/install-kn.md)<br>Use the [Knative Operator](operator/knative-with-operators.md) to install and configure Knative Serving and Eventing. |
For all installations, you need the Knative CLI and other CLI tools. All installations require a supported Kubernetes version.

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# Install the Knative quickstart
This quickstart tutorial provides a simplified, local Knative installation by using the Knative `quickstart` plugin. This implementation is limited to a local deploymnet suited for experimentaion. For information on production implmentations, see the [Implementation Roadmap](readme.md#installation-roadmap).
This quickstart tutorial provides a simplified, local Knative installation by using the Knative `quickstart` plugin. This implementation is limited to a local deployment suited for experimentation. For information on production implementations, see the [Implementation Roadmap](readme.md#installation-roadmap).
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