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Getting started

Install the hub with one Helm command, point it at an AI provider, connect your clusters, and read your first incident. Allow about half an hour for a first install.

  • Requirements — what the hub needs, what each cluster needs, and what has to be reachable from where.
  • Install the hub — one helm install, which also connects the cluster the hub runs in; storage, Claude Code or Codex, and other ways to install.
  • First sign-in — the bootstrap account, and the first two things to change.
  • Configure analysis — connect an AI provider and test it before you enrol clusters.
  • Connect a cluster — your other clusters: one at a time, or a whole fleet with one token and your GitOps tool.
  • Your first incident — a guided walk through detection, investigation and a proposed fix.
  • Upgrade and roll back — moving the hub and agents to a new release.

Configure analysis early

The hub starts watching its own cluster as soon as it is installed. Detection works without an AI provider, but every investigation fails until one is active, so configure it straight after signing in, before you connect more clusters.