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# Plausible Analytics in Kubernetes
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This guide is designed to extend the [normal self-hosting guide](https://plausible.io/docs/self-hosting), please refer to it before following this guide.
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## 1. Clone the hosting repo
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To deploy Plausible Analytics into Kubernetes first download the [plausible/hosting](https://github.com/plausible/hosting) repo.
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```bash
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git clone https://github.com/plausible/hosting
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cd hosting
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```
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## 2. Add required configuration
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Like the original self hosting guide configure your server in the `plausible-conf.env` file.
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## 3. Deploy the server
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Once you've entered your secret key base, base url and admin credentials, you're ready to deploy the server:
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```bash
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kubectl create namespace plausible # Create a new namespace for all resources
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kubectl -n plausible create secret generic plausible-config --from-env-file=plausible-conf.env # Create a configmap from the plausible-conf.env file
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# Please change the Postgres and Clickhouse passwords to something more secure here!
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kubectl -n plausible create secret generic plausible-db-user --from-literal='username=postgres' --from-literal='password=postgres' # Create the Postgres user
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kubectl -n plausible create secret generic plausible-events-db-user --from-literal='username=clickhouse' --from-literal='password=clickhouse' # Create the Clickhouse user
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kubectl -n plausible apply -f ./kubernetes
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```
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You can now navigate to http://{hostname}:8000 and see the registration screen for the admin user.
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## 4. (Optional) Email verification
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If you've enabled email verification with `ENABLE_EMAIL_VERIFICATION=true`, you will be prompted to enter a verification code which has been sent to your email. Please configure your server for SMTP to receive this email. [Here are Plausible's SMTP configuration options](https://plausible.io/docs/self-hosting-configuration#mailersmtp-setup).
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Otherwise, run this command to verify all users in the database:
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```bash
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kubectl -n plausible exec statefulset/plausible-db -- /bin/bash -c 'psql -U $POSTGRES_USER -d $POSTGRES_DB -c "UPDATE users SET email_verified = true;"'
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```
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