# Red Hat Ecosystem Catalog

This page records the Kedify listing and OperatorHub workflow in the [Red Hat Ecosystem Catalog](https://catalog.redhat.com/software/container-stacks/detail/67bdce668c97ccfd113ff59f). Confirm current catalog certification, supported OpenShift versions and Operator availability for your subscription before following this workflow. An existing listing is not a tested compatibility matrix; [choose an installation method](https://docs.kedify.io/installation/) for the Helm alternative.

Kedify is installed from Helm charts, which are available in the [Kedify Helm repository](https://github.com/kedify/charts/)

Start by creating your Kedify account on the [Kedify website](https://dashboard.kedify.io/). Once you have an account, make a note of your unique Organization ID and your API Key. You will need these later.

- **Organization ID**: 

  - You can find your Organization ID in the [Organization Details Page](https://dashboard.kedify.io/organization-details).

- **API Key**: 

  - You can generate your API Key in the [Kedify dashboard](https://dashboard.kedify.io/api-keys)

## Install Kedify From OperatorHub

1. Open your Red Hat OpenShift cluster in your web browser - you will need a **cluster-admin** account.

2. Navigate to the **OperatorHub** in the OpenShift console.

3. Search for **Kedify** in the OperatorHub search bar. ![search](https://docs.kedify.io/assets/images/marketplaces/redhat-1-operatorhub.png)

4. Click on the **Kedify Operator** from the search results. ![install](https://docs.kedify.io/assets/images/marketplaces/redhat-2-install.png)

5. Click the **Install** button to start the installation process.

6. Review the installation options and click **Install** again to confirm. ![configure](https://docs.kedify.io/assets/images/marketplaces/redhat-3-configure.png)

7. Once the installation is complete, you will see the Kedify Operator in the list of installed operators and a confirmation message. ![success](https://docs.kedify.io/assets/images/marketplaces/redhat-4-success.png)

8. Create a *KedifyAgent* operand to configure Kedify in your OpenShift cluster. ![overview](https://docs.kedify.io/assets/images/marketplaces/redhat-5-overview.png)

9. Enter your Organization ID and API Key in the `spec` section of the `KedifyAgent` resource and click **Create** to deploy Kedify in your OpenShift cluster. ![operand](https://docs.kedify.io/assets/images/marketplaces/redhat-6-operand.png)

Wait for the operand and controller pods to become ready; elapsed time alone does not verify deployment. You can verify the installation by checking the status of the Kedify Agent in the OpenShift console or by using the OpenShift CLI.

```bash
oc get pod -n keda
oc get kedify kedify -n keda
```

## Access Kedify Dashboard

You can find your cluster in the [Kedify dashboard](https://dashboard.kedify.io/clusters/). The dashboard provides an overview of your Kedify deployment, including the status of your agent, metrics and Scalers.

## Start Using Kedify

Now that Kedify is installed, you can start using it to scale your applications. Our [documentation](https://docs.kedify.io/) provides detailed information on how to use Kedify, including [OpenShift-specific section](https://docs.kedify.io/how-to/http-scaling-with-openshift-routes/).

## Continue with this topic

**Configure and verify:** [Install with Helm](https://docs.kedify.io/installation/helm/).

**Reference:** [Capability availability and enablement](https://docs.kedify.io/reference/capability-availability/).

**Related capabilities:** [Choose an installation method](https://docs.kedify.io/installation/).

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Canonical: https://docs.kedify.io/installation/redhat/
Source: src/content/docs/installation/redhat.md
Documentation index: https://docs.kedify.io/llms.txt