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# Kapp Overview | ||
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The Kapp CLI understands how to install and update applications on Kubernetes. | ||
In the Kapp way of thinking, an "application" is a collection of Kubernetes resources that can be considered | ||
parts of a single thing. | ||
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Full details about the Kapp CLI are here: https://carvel.dev/kapp/ | ||
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## Creating a Kubernetes Application | ||
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Suppose we want to install an application and make it available on our cluster. This might involve the | ||
following: | ||
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1. Create a namespace | ||
1. Create a deployment | ||
1. Create a service | ||
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These resources work together to comprise the application. But they are independent resources and could be | ||
managed independantly. If we need to make changes, or delete the application, we need to remember to work | ||
with every resource. | ||
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Further need to make these resources in the correct order. The namespace would need to exist before the other | ||
resources could be added to it. | ||
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```shell | ||
kapp deploy -a kuard -f .\kuard-application\ | ||
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kapp inspect -a kuard | ||
``` | ||
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[Next (Kapp-Controller Overview) ->](../kapp-controller/README.md) |