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# Installing components individually for a Codewind remote deployment
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Codewind includes a CLI to simplify the installation process. Find the `cwctl` CLI in your HOME directory under the `~/.codewind/{version}` path.
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Codewind includes a CLI to simplify the installation process. Find the `cwctl` CLI in your HOME directory under the `~/.codewind/<version>` path.
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Use the following command to install components individually for a remote deployment with a new Keycloak and a new Codewind service:
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This command requires various flags to specify where and what to install.
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For OpenShift, Codewind is required to run as privileged and as root because it builds container images. Run the following commands where `<namespace>` is the namespace into which you plan to install Codewind:
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- For Codewind on OpenShift, you must create the namespace first. To do this, enter: `oc create namespace <Codewind-namespace>`.
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- If you are on IBM Public Cloud, you must install Keycloak and Codewind in separate namesapaces, for example, `oc create namespace <keycloak-namespace>` and then `oc create namespace <Codewind-namespace>`.
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- For both IBM Public Cloud and OpenShift, run the following commands on only the Codewind namespace:
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- Switch to your Codewind-only namespace using: `oc project <Codewind-namespace>`.
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- To enable privileged containers, enter `oc adm policy add-scc-to-group privileged system:serviceaccounts:<namespace>`.
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- To enable containers to run as root, enter `oc adm policy add-scc-to-group anyuid system:serviceaccounts:<namespace>`.
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- For Codewind on OpenShift, you must create the namespace first. To do this, enter: `oc create namespace <Codewind-namespace>`.
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- If you are on IBM Public Cloud, you must install Keycloak and Codewind in separate namesapaces, for example, `oc create namespace <keycloak-namespace>` and then `oc create namespace <Codewind-namespace>`.
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For both IBM Public Cloud and OpenShift, run the following commands on only the Codewind namespace:
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- Switch to your Codewind-only namespace using: `oc project <Codewind-namespace>`.
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- To enable privileged containers, enter `oc adm policy add-scc-to-group privileged system:serviceaccounts:<Codewind-namespace>`.
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- To enable containers to run as root, enter `oc adm policy add-scc-to-group anyuid system:serviceaccounts:<Codewind-namespace>`.
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