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= Planning your installation
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You install {product-title} by running a series of Ansible playbooks. As you
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- prepare to install your cluster, you create an inventory file that
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+ prepare to install your cluster, you create an inventory file that
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represents your environment and {product-title} cluster configuration. While
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familiarity with Ansible might make this process easier, it is not required.
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for multiple examples of Single Master and Multiple Master
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configurations.
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- * _Does you need a high availability cluster?_
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+ * _Do you need a high availability cluster?_
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High availability configurations improve fault tolerance. In this situation, you
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might use the Multiple Masters Using Native HA
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example to set up your environment.
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[id='planning-installation-types-{context}']
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== Installation types for supported infrastructure
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- Starting in {product-title} 4.0, you can install the cluster on your own
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infrastructure nodes or install a fully-managed cluster on certain cloud providers.
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.Differences between installation types
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