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title: 'Assembling a deployment command'
---

For a quick installation with the aim of testing the product, see the [Quick start](../quickstart/).
For a quick installation with the aim of testing the product, see [Quick start](/postgres_distributed_for_kubernetes/latest/quickstart/).

For more targeted testing or production purposes, this overview describes how to assemble a command to deploy
For more targeted testing or production purposes, you can assemble a command to deploy
EDB Postgres Distributed for Kubernetes with the operand and proxy image versions of your choice.

## Prerequisites
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After assembling the command with the required images,
see [Installation](../installation_upgrade) for instructions on how to add the repository,
see [Installation](/postgres_distributed_for_kubernetes/latest/installation_upgrade) for instructions on how to add the repository,
deploy the images, and create a certificate issuer.

For more information about how to assemble your command, see the examples:

### Examples

These example commands:
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export EDB_SUBSCRIPTION_TOKEN=<my_registry_token>
```

1. Set the environment variable to use EBD Postgres Advanced Server 15.6.2 as the Postgres option,
1. Set the environment variable to use EBD Postgres Advanced Server 15.6.2 as the Postgres option
and PGD 5.4.1 as the Postgres Distributed version:

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export EDB_SUBSCRIPTION_TOKEN=<my_registry_token>
```

1. Insert the repository, image and proxy names into the command:
1. Insert the repository, image, and proxy names into the command:

```
helm upgrade --dependency-update \
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title: 'Identifying image names'
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For a quick installation with the aim of testing the product, see the [Quick start](../quickstart/).
For a quick installation with the aim of testing the product, see [Quick start](/postgres_distributed_for_kubernetes/latest/quickstart/).
For more targeted testing or production purposes,
this overview describes how to select a specific operand and proxy image version that's appropriate for your Postgres distribution.
you can select a specific operand and proxy image version that's appropriate for your Postgres distribution.

## Operand image name

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If you plan on deploying a specific version of Postgres Distributed or a specific Postgres distribution or version, you will need to select the appropriate images and image versions.
Before [installing EDB Postgres Distributed for Kubernetes](../installation_upgrade):
If you plan on deploying a specific version of Postgres Distributed or a specific Postgres distribution or version, you need to select the appropriate images and image versions.
Before [installing EDB Postgres Distributed for Kubernetes](/postgres_distributed_for_kubernetes/latest/installation_upgrade):

1. Identify your repository name and retrieve your user token as explained in [EDB private image registries](private_registries).
1. [Identify the image names for your environment](identify_image_name).
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