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## Quickstart Guide

The easiest way to setup Cellery is using the 'local' mode which installs a VirtualBox image. For other installation approaches including GCP and Docker for Desktop see [here](docs/installation-options.md)
The easiest way to setup Cellery is using the 'local' mode which installs a VirtualBox image.
For other installation approaches including GCP and Docker for Desktop see [here](docs/installation-options.md)

### Prerequisites
1. kubectl v1.11.x (Execute `kubectl version` command and make sure kubectl client is v1.11.
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![Hello world cell](docs/images/hello-world-architecture.jpg)

The `hello-world-cell` contains one component `hello`. The `hello` component is defined by a container image which is written in Node.js and it is a simple webapp. In the quick start we will be deploying the `hello-world-cell`.
The `hello-world-cell` contains one component `hello`. The `hello` component is defined by a container image which
is written in Node.js and it is a simple webapp. In the quick start we will be deploying the `hello-world-cell`.

Now let's look at the steps required to run this cell.

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