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Part 2: Runtime quickstart
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You can install hybrid runtime on the following platforms:
Prerequisites
This section describes tasks you must accomplish before you begin the runtime plane quickstart
install.
To ensure that you can successfully begin the runtime installation (as described in
this section):
Note about clusters: You can create a new separate cluster for
Apigee hybrid or you can install it in a cluster that is running other workloads.
Shared cluster: If you install Apigee hybrid in a cluster running other
workloads, you need to Upgrade and maintain your GKE/AKS cluster at the versions and features
required in common for Apigee hybrid and for your other workloads. You may want to develop
a plan to migrate one or more workloads in case conflicts arise between supported versions and
requirements.Separate cluster: Creating a dedicated cluster Apigee hybrid adds
isolation. It also adds the operational effort of maintaining the new cluster.
Both options are valid.
After you have satisfied the above prerequisites, you can continue with the steps in
the next section .
Process overview
The general process for performing the runtime quickstart is as follows:
Create a cluster and set up your shell environment.
Install apigeectl, plus set up your hybrid project directories, create service accounts, and create TLS certs.
Configure the cluster by creating and then applying the settings in an overrides file.
Install hybrid runtime, enable Synchronizer access, and expose the MART endpoint to your hybrid organization.
To get started, go to the quickstart for your platform:
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