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EranGabber committed Jul 1, 2015
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* Clone the cluster-insight sources from Github into a local directory named `./cluster-insight` on the master node of your cluster
using a command like `git clone https://github.com/google/cluster-insight.git`.
* Run the installation script from the local directory on the master node of your cluster using a command like
If you do not have a master node (for example, you run on GKE), clone the sources into a directory on your workstation.
* Run the installation script from the local directory on the master node of your cluster (or from a local directory on your workstation
when running on GKE) using a command like
`./cluster-insight/install/cluster-insight-setup.sh [<path/to/kubernetes>]`, where the optional `<path/to/kubernetes>` is the path to
your kubernetes binary directory.

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`./cluster-insight` using a command like `git clone https://github.com/google/cluster-insight.git`.
* On every minion node of your cluster you should build the Cluster-Insight image.
You should follow the instructions in the `./cluster-insight/collector/Dockerfile` to build the image.
* On the master node of your cluster you should run the installation script from the local directory using a command like
* On the master node of your cluster or on your workstation in case you do not have a master node (for example, when you run on GKE)
you should run the installation script from the local directory using a command like
`./cluster-insight/install/cluster-insight-setup.sh -d [<path/to/kubernetes>]`, where the optional `<path/to/kubernetes>` is the path to
your kubernetes binary directory.

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