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The following videos are specifically related to getting started using our Cloud Native platform. 

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Deploy an HPCC Systems instance on the Azure cloud using Terraform modules
Manually deploying HPCC Systems® to a cloud platform repeatedly can become tedious, inconsistent, and potentially introduce errors over time. This video demonstrates how to use an "Infrastructure-as-code"  orchestration tool--Terraform and the modules we provide to consistently deploy your HPCC Systems to the cloud

Containerized HPCC Systems Platform - Job Cost Tracking
Introduces new features, shows some of the configurable settings, and touches on how to customize these settings.
Switch Kubernetes contexts with kubectl
Install and start Istio for an HPCC Systems Cluster - Part 1
Install and start Istio for an HPCC Systems Cluster - Part 2
Create AWS EFS and EKS cluster and deploy an HPCC Systems Cluster
Start Kubernetes Dashboard on Docker Desktop Kubernetes
Default Setup a default HPCC Systems Deployment on Docker Desktop

Installing and Running HPCC Systems using Docker Desktop

Learn how to install and run the  HPCC Systems platform in a Docker Desktop containerized environment on a Windows PC

Use Anthos Config Management as GitOps implementation for an HPCC Systems Cluster
Deploy the HPCC Systems Cloud Native Platform on Microsoft Azure
Using the Azure example chart provided with the HPCC Systems GitHub repo

Running HPCC Systems on an Azure Cloud Instance - Updated April 2022
Suitable for beginners to advanced users who want to learn how to set up and run an HPCC Systems Instance on the Azure cloud

Setting up Persistent Storage on an HPCC Systems Containerised Deployment 
Setting up and installing local persistent storage volumes for a containerized HPCC Systems deployment. Specifically, on a Windows PC platform employing Docker Desktop containers utilizing Hyper-V as the backend.