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title: Set up your wild cloud
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date: 2025-08-05
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series:
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- Wild Cloud Setup
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series_order: 6
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---
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## Set up your own Wild Cloud!
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That's it! Now you can start setting up your wild cloud!
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First, make a directory for your wild cloud home. For example `my-wild-cloud` in your home directory.
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```bash
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mkdir ~/my-wild-cloud
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cd ~/my-wild-cloud
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```
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Now, you can start the setup process! Just run...
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```bash
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wild-setup
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```
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The rest of this page walks you through a few of the setup details.
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### Install your control nodes
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- Make a Talos USB key.
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`wild-cluster-node-boot-assets`
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- Instal Talos OS with your USB key.
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- It will boot into "maintenance mode". Use the IP address it displays in `wild-setup`.
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- Repeat for the other two control nodes.
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### Install your worker nodes
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- Install Talos OS with your USB key.
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- It will boot into "maintenance mode". Use the IP address it displays in `wild-setup`.
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- Repeat for as many additional worker nodes as you'd like (three minimum).
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### Install cluster services
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After your control and worker nodes are installed, `wild-setup` will automatically install all of your wild cloud's cluster services.
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## Check your installation
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When the setup is finished, you can test your installation with:
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```bash
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wild-status
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```
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## Next Steps
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Now that you have your Wild Cloud set up, you can start using it! Follow the instructions in the [Using Wild Cloud](../using-wild-cloud/) guide to get started with deploying applications and managing your cloud environment.
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