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diff: # Get Started with Kubeapps
  +## Table of Contents
  +
  +1. [Introduction](#introduction)
  +2. [Pre-requisites](#pre-requisites)
  +3. [Step 1: Install Kubeapps](#step-1-install-kubeapps)
  +4. [Step 2: Create a demo credential with which to access Kubeapps and Kubernetes](#step-2-create-a-demo-credential-with-which-to-access-kubeapps-and-kubernetes)
  +5. [Step 3: Start the Kubeapps Dashboard](#step-3-start-the-kubeapps-dashboard)
  +6. [Step 4: Deploy applications: WordPress](#step-4-deploy-applications-wordpress)
  +7. [Step 5: Uninstall/Delete WordPress](#optional-step-5-uninstalldelete-wordpress)
  +8. [Next steps](#next-steps)
  +
  +## Introduction
  +
  +[Kubeapps](https://kubeapps.dev/) provides a cloud native solution to browse, deploy and manage the lifecycle of applications on a Kubernetes cluster. It is a one-time install that gives you a number of important benefits, including the ability to:
  +
  +- browse and deploy packaged applications from public or private repositories
  +- customize deployments through an intuitive user interface
  +- upgrade, manage and delete the applications that are deployed in your Kubernetes cluster
  +- expose an API to manage your package repositories and your applications
  +
  This guide walks you through the process of deploying Kubeapps for your cluster and installing an example application.
  -## Prerequisites
  +## Pre-requisites
  - Kubeapps assumes a working Kubernetes cluster (v1.21+), as well as the [`helm`](https://helm.sh/docs/intro/install/) (v3.2.0+) and [`kubectl`](https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/tools/install-kubectl/) command-line interfaces installed and configured to talk to your Kubernetes cluster.
  