# Setup

In this exercise, you will then create a namespace and provision KEDA Helm chart within the namespace.

**Important:** This tutorial describes the steps using the Rafay Web Console. The entire workflow can also be fully automated and embedded into an automation pipeline.

## Assumptions
You have already provisioned or imported a Kubernetes cluster into your Rafay Org.

## Step 1: Create Namespace
- Login into the Web Console
- Navigate to **Infrastructure -> Namespaces**
- Create a new namespace, specify the name (e.g. keda) and select type as Wizard
- In the placement section, select a cluster
- Click **Save & Go to Publish**
- Publish the namespace

## Step 2: Create KEDA Add-on
- Navigate to **Infrastructure -> Add-Ons**
- Select **New Add-On -> Create New Add-On from Catalog**
- Search for **keda**
- Select **KEDA** from default-helm

- Select **Create Add-On**
- Specify the namespace (e.g. keda) and select the host namespace created as part of the previous step.

- Click **Create**
- Enter a version name
- Click **Save Changes**

## Step 3: Create Blueprint
- Navigate to **Infrastructure -> Blueprints**
- Select **New Blueprint**
- Enter a name for the blueprint
- Click **Save**

- Enter a version name
- Click **Configure Add-Ons**
- Select the previously created add-on
- Click **Save Changes**

- Click **Save Changes**

## Step 4: Apply Blueprint
- Navigate to **Infrastructure -> Clusters**
- Click the gear icon on your cluster and select **Update Blueprint**
- Select the previously created blueprint
- Click **Save and Publish**

After a few seconds, the blueprint with the KEDA add-on will be published on the cluster.

## Step 5: Verify deployment
- Navigate to **Infrastructure -> Clusters**
- Click **KUBECTL** on your cluster
- Type the following command:

```
kubectl get all -n keda
```

## Recap
Congratulations! You have successfully provisioned KEDA on your cluster using a blueprint. This same cluster blueprint can also be used on additional clusters.