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## Install

You can install Vector on Kubernetes using either [Helm](#helm) or [kubectl](#kubectl).
You can install Vector on Kubernetes using [Helm](#helm), [kubectl](#kubectl) or [Vector Operator](#vector-operator)

### Helm

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"kubectl logs -n vector statefulset/vector"
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### Vector Operator

The [Vector Operator](https://github.com/kaasops/vector-operator) is community supported resource. The operator deploys and configures a Vector Agent as a DaemonSet on every Node to collect container and application logs from the Node's file system.

For additional information, see the [documentation](https://github.com/kaasops/vector-operator/tree/main/docs).

## Deployment

Vector is an end-to-end observability data pipeline designed to deploy under various roles. You mix and match these roles to create topologies. The intent is to make Vector as flexible as possible, allowing you to fluidly integrate Vector into your infrastructure over time. The deployment section demonstrates common Vector pipelines:
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