> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.prophaze.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.prophaze.com/waf-onboarding/deployment-models/kubernetes-deployment.md).

# Kubernetes Deployment

## Set Up Kubernetes Cluster

*Note: Kube-native WAF is available only for enterprise customers. Please contact Prophaze customer support to upgrade the plan.*

**Kube-native WAF installation**

For Kubernetes native customers, we  are providing Helm chart for setting up Prophaze ingress and after that traffic will be route through Prophaze ingress.

**Step 1:**  Prophaze will provide private git repo.

git clone \<private repo>

*Note:Private repo will be provided after contacting Prophaze support team.*

Port 6443 which is the kube-apiserver port used for the dashboard to communicate with the kubernetes cluster for the ip: Prophaze IP should be allowed&#x20;

**Step 2:** Go to "Settings" page. Now, we need to connect your Kubernetes cluster to Prophaze.For that, click on the “**Kubernetes cluste**r” tab on the left side of the page .Copy the command and paste it in your kubernetes cluster.

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&#x20; **URL for login:** [**https://dash.prophaze.com/**](https://dash.prophaze.com/login)


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