vSphere Install Kommander in a Non-air-gapped Environment
This section provides installation instructions for the Kommander component of DKP in a non-air-gapped vSphere environment.
Prerequisites
- Ensure you have reviewed all Prerequisites for Install. 
- Ensure you have a default StorageClass. 
- Note the name of the cluster where you want to install Kommander. If you do not know the cluster name, use - kubectl get clusters -Ato display and find it.
Create your Kommander Installer Configuration File
- Set the environment variable for your cluster: CODE- export CLUSTER_NAME=<your-management-cluster-name>
- Copy the - kubeconfigfile of your Management cluster to your local directory:CODE- dkp get kubeconfig -c ${CLUSTER_NAME} > ${CLUSTER_NAME}.conf
- Create a configuration file for the deployment: CODE- dkp install kommander --init > kommander.yaml
- If required, customize your - kommander.yaml. See Kommander Customizations for customization options. Some of them include: See Kommander Customizations for customization options. Some of them include:- Custom Domains and Certificates 
- HTTP proxy 
- Disabling the AI Navigator application 
- External Load Balancer 
- GPU utilization, etc. 
 
- If required: If your cluster uses a custom AWS VPC and requires an internal load-balancer, set the - traefikannotation to create an internal-facing ELB:CODE- ... apps: traefik: enabled: true values: | service: annotations: service.beta.kubernetes.io/aws-load-balancer-internal: "true ...
- Expand one of the following sets of instructions, depending on your license and application environments: 
Kommander Customizations
You can configure the Kommander component of DKP during the initial installation, and also post-installation using the DKP CLI. If you are not sure of what you want to customize during install, then proceed to the next step. To read about Kommander component customization options, refer to this section of the documetation: Kommander Customizations
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                                     If you only want to enable catalog applications to an existing configuration, add these values to an existing installer configuration file to maintain your Management cluster’s settings.
 If you only want to enable catalog applications to an existing configuration, add these values to an existing installer configuration file to maintain your Management cluster’s settings.