Getting started

Choose your path based on your goal.

Install UDS CLI

Get the binary on your machine via Homebrew or direct download.

Time: ~2 minutes
Needs: macOS or Linux (Windows via WSL2)
Result: uds available on your PATH

Install UDS CLI

Next mode quickstart

Create and deploy a Next mode bundle on a local k3d cluster.

Time: ~10 minutes
Needs: UDS CLI installed, Docker, and k3d 5.7.1+
Result: A deployed Next mode bundle

Run the Next quickstart

Legacy mode quickstart

Create and deploy a Legacy bundle on a Kubernetes cluster.

Time: ~10 minutes
Needs: UDS CLI installed and a running Kubernetes cluster
Result: A deployed Legacy bundle

Run the Legacy quickstart

Once you have the CLI installed and have deployed a basic bundle, explore the how-to guides:

Use Bundle Overrides: customize Helm chart values at deploy time
Use UDS Runner: automate bundle workflows with tasks.yaml
Monitor a Cluster: stream real-time Pepr logs from a running cluster