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# Self-Managed Deployment

This section illustrates how to install Immuta on Kubernetes using the Immuta Enterprise Helm chart.

## [Getting started](/2024.2/self-managed-deployment/getting-started.md)

This how-to guide includes instructions and links for installing Immuta in any Kubernetes environment.

## Requirements

This reference guide provides an overview of the Immuta Enterprise Helm chart version requirements and infrastructure recommendations.

## Install

The guides in this section illustrate how to install and deploy Immuta in your Kubernetes environment. If your distribution is not listed below (such as [K3s](https://k3s.io/) or [RKE2](https://docs.rke2.io/)), follow the generic installation instructions:

* [Managed public cloud](/2024.2/self-managed-deployment/install/managed-public-cloud.md): This guide includes instructions for
  * Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
  * Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE)
  * Microsoft Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)
* [Red Hat OpenShift](/2024.2/self-managed-deployment/install/red-hat-openshift.md)
* [Generic installation](/2024.2/self-managed-deployment/install/generic-installation.md)

## [Configure](/2024.2/self-managed-deployment/configure.md)

The guides in this section illustrate how to configure your Immuta Enterprise Helm chart for various scenarios, including optimizing your deployment for production environments.

## Upgrade

The guides in this section illustrate how to upgrade the Immuta Enterprise Helm chart:

* [Upgrading to Immuta v2024.2 LTS](/2024.2/self-managed-deployment/upgrade-overview/upgrading-to-2024.2-lts.md): Upgrade from Immuta v2024.1.x or older to Immuta v2024.2 LTS.
* [Upgrade Immuta](/2024.2/self-managed-deployment/upgrade-overview/upgrading.md): Upgrade from Immuta v2024.2 LTS or newer.

## [Disaster recovery](/2024.2/self-managed-deployment/disaster-recovery.md)

This guide provides links to additional resources for disaster recovery strategies.

## [Troubleshooting](/2024.2/self-managed-deployment/troubleshooting.md)

This page provides troubleshooting guidance and outlines frequently asked questions for the Immuta installation.

## [Release notes](/2024.2/self-managed-deployment/release-notes.md)

This guide outlines the updates and bug fixes to the Immuta Enterprise Helm chart.


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