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**Q: How do I configure Helm, but not install Tiller?**
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By default, `helm init` will ensure that the local `$HELM_HOME` is configured,
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A: By default, `helm init` will ensure that the local `$HELM_HOME` is configured,
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and then install Tiller on your cluster. To locally configure, but not install
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Tiller, use `helm init --client-only`.
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**Q: How do I manually install Tiller on the cluster?**
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Tiller is installed as a Kubernetes `deployment`. You can get the manifest
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A: Tiller is installed as a Kubernetes `deployment`. You can get the manifest
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by running `helm init --dry-run --debug`, and then manually install it with
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`kubectl`. It is suggested that you do not remove or change the labels on that
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deployment, as they are sometimes used by supporting scripts and tools.
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**Q: Why do I get `Error response from daemon: target is unknown` during Tiller install?**
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A: Users have reported being unable to install Tiller on Kubernetes instances that
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are using Docker 1.13.0. The root cause of this was a bug in Docker that made
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that one version incompatible with images pushed to the Docker registry by
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earlier versions of Docker.
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This [issue](https://github.com/docker/docker/issues/30083) was fixed shortly
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after the release, and is available in Docker 1.13.1-RC1 and later.
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## Getting Started
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