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# **Install Fleet CLI**
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# Fleet CLI
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Fleet CLI is a command-line interface(CLI) that allows you to interact directly with Fleet from your local machine. It provides a practical way to:
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* Apply Kubernetes manifests locally without needing a Git repository
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* Experiment or test workloads in a development environment
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## Install Fleet CLI
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Fleet can be installed and used entirely through the command line. This document walks you through:
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* Installing the Fleet CLI.
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## **Prerequisites**
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Before you begin:
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Make sure you have the following tools installed and configured:
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* A working Kubernetes cluster (e.g., via k3s, kind, or a cloud provider).
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* `kubectl` is configured for your cluster.
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Create the `cattle-fleet-system` namespace and install the Fleet CRDs and controller using Helm:
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```bash
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\# Add Fleet Helm repo
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# Add Fleet Helm repo
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helm repo add rancher-latest https://releases.rancher.com/server-charts/latest
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helm repo update
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Note: You can use any namespace you want.
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\# Create namespace
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# Note: You can use any namespace you want.
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# Create namespace
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kubectl create namespace cattle-fleet-system
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```
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