Selected and set up the installation and management tool you plan to use
for Apigee hybrid,
Helm or
apigeectl.
Apigee recommends Helm for new installations.
Created the required service accounts and assigned roles to them
Customized your Apigee instance
Checked cluster readiness
Set up Synchronizer access
Installed the Apigee runtime
Exposed the Apigee ingress gateway, and tested proxy traffic through it
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