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Ensure you have completed the setup steps on the main page.

Our Helm chart has been tested on a local Docker Kubernetes cluster. The chart should run as is and deploy the admin portal on admin.localhost, and the user portal at user.localhost. The archiving enabled flag that is set to true below is optional and only needs to be set if you want to additionally start a MinIO instance.

Archiving must be enabled when initially installing the chart and can not be set later via an upgrade. If you wish to add a MinIO instance into your cluster after installing amps, simply use helm to install it separately/ 

helm install amps mftlabs/amps
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