# Installation You may use a prepared image [flant/addon-operator][docker-hub] to install addon-operator in a cluster. The image comprises a binary `addon-operator` file as well as several required tools: `helm`, `kubectl`, `jq`, `bash`. The installation incorporates the image building process with *files of modules and hooks*, applying the necessary RBAC rights and deploying the image in the cluster. ## Examples To experiment with modules, hooks, and values we've prepared some [examples][examples]. [Deckhouse Kubernetes Platform][deckhouse] was an initial reason to create addon-operator, thus [its modules][deckhouse-modules] might become a vital source of inspiration for implementing your own modules. Sharing your examples of using addon-operator is much appreciated. Please, use the [relevant Discussions section][discussions-sharing] for that. # Community Please feel free to reach developers/maintainers and users via [GitHub Discussions][discussions] for any questions regarding addon-operator. You're also welcome to follow [@flant_com][twitter] to stay informed about all our Open Source initiatives. # License Apache License 2.0, see [LICENSE][license]. [deckhouse]: https://deckhouse.io/ [deckhouse-modules]: https://github.com/deckhouse/deckhouse/tree/main/modules [discussions]: https://github.com/flant/addon-operator/discussions [discussions-sharing]: https://github.com/flant/addon-operator/discussions/categories/show-and-tell [docker-hub]: https://hub.docker.com/r/flant/addon-operator [examples]: https://github.com/flant/addon-operator/tree/main/examples [license]: https://github.com/flant/addon-operator/blob/main/LICENSE [twitter]: https://twitter.com/flant_com