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Adding a reference how to download liqoctl #2024

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Liqo can be easily installed with *liqoctl*, which automatically handles all the customized settings required to set up the software on the multiple provider/distribution supported (e.g., AWS, EKS, GKE, Kubeadm, etc.).
Under the hood, *liqoctl* uses [Helm 3](https://helm.sh/) to configure and install all the Liqo components, using the Helm chart available in the official repository.

Alternatively, *liqoctl* can also be configured to generate a local file with **pre-configured values**, which can be further customized and used for a manual installation with Helm.
Alternatively, you can install Liqo manually with Helm.
However, we suggest to use *liqoctl* also in this case. In fact, *liqoctl* can also generate a local file with **pre-configured values**, which can be further customized and used for your manual installation.

You can refer to the previous section about [downloading and installing *liqoctl*](liqoctl.md).

## Install with liqoctl

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