# DigitalOcean Kubernetes (DOKS)
Digital Ocean Cloud provides an upstream version of Kubernetes. Trilio supports both cluster-scoped and namespace-scoped installation on a Digital Ocean Kubernetes Service (DOKS) cluster. A 1-click installation application is listed in [Digital Ocean Marketplace](https://marketplace.digitalocean.com), which performs the operations below:
1. Trilio for Kubernetes Operator installation in namespace `trilio-system`.
2. Trilio for Kubernetes Manager installation in namespace `trilio-system`.
3. Trilio ingress is configured to access the T4K Management UI. Refer to[Configuring the UI](/kubernetes/configuration/management-console/accessing-the-ui.md).
4. Installs a preconfigured license for the T4K to use an unlimited number of vCPUs for 30 days.
## Installation Methods
Two methods can be used to install T4K on the DOKS cluster:
* Install from the Digital Ocean Marketplace
* Install directly from the DOKS cluster list
### Install from Marketplace
1. Log into your Digital Ocean Cloud account.\ 
2. From the left panel menu of your account home page, click **Marketplace**.
3. From the Marketplace home page, start to type 'Trilio' in the search field. The search narrows as you type.\
4. From the search results, click **Trilio for Kubernetes**.
5. From the Marketplace application overview page, click **Install App**.\
\
Note that this overview page also lists other helpful resources such as support methods, technical documentation, release notes, and video tutorials.\
6. In the window displayed, click the cluster selection dropdown, and then select either an existing DOKs cluster, or create a new cluster if you do not have one.\
7. Click **Install**.
8. You should see the spinning installation symbol appear.\
9. After installation, ensure that the installation is successful. From the left panel menu of your **Marketplace** home page, click **Kubernetes**. Then click the **Marketplace** tab and check that **Trilio for Kubernetes** is successfully installed.
10. After installation of the Trilio for Kubernetes add-on, it automatically installs the trial license. This license is valid for 30 days with an unlimited number of vCPUs.
```yaml
NAMESPACE NAME STATUS MESSAGE EXPIRATION TIME
trilio-system trilio-license Active License Activated successfully. 2024-02-23T00:00:00Z
```
### Install directly from the DOKS cluster list:
1. Log into your Digital Ocean Cloud account.\
2. From the left panel menu of your account home page, click **Kubernetes**.
3. From the page displayed, select a cluster from the Kubernetes cluster list. In the example in the screenshot, only one cluster is listed.
4. From the page displayed, select the **Marketplace** tab.\
5. From the **Marketplace** tab page, start to type 'Trilio' into the search field. The search narrows as you type.
6. From the filtered search results, click **Trilio for Kubernetes**.
7. On the **Trilio for Kubernetes** application tile, click **Install**.\
8. A confirmation pop-up window displays, reminding the user of minimum installation requirements. Click **Install** to proceed.\
9. A visual display indicates that the installation is progressing.\
10. After installation, ensure that the installation is successful. From the left panel menu, click **Kubernetes**. Then click the **Marketplace** tab and check that **Trilio for Kubernetes** is successfully installed.
11. After installation of the Trilio for Kubernetes add-on, it automatically installs the trial license. This license is valid for 30 days with an unlimited number of vCPUs.
```
NAMESPACE NAME STATUS MESSAGE EXPIRATION TIME
trilio-system trilio-license Active License Activated successfully. 2024-02-23T00:00:00Z
```
{% hint style="info" %}
If accessing the management console for T4K through the cluster kubeconfig file - please refer to the [following page](/kubernetes/appendix/platform-guides/digitalocean-kubeconfig.md).
{% endhint %}
{% hint style="info" %}
To get the enterprise license after the trial period is over, click on[Licensing](/kubernetes/installation/licensing.md#licensing-tvk)
{% endhint %}
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