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7 changes: 3 additions & 4 deletions docs/getting-started/index.md
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These are the general steps for setting up a Teamspace. Apart from setting up a new Kubernetes cluster, the following steps should take less than 10 minutes to complete. These steps should be carried out by someone comfortable around Kubernetes:

1. Identify an existing Kubernetes cluster or create a new Kubernetes cluster
1. Create a [Codezero account](https://docs.codezero.io/guides/teamspace-setup#create-a-codezero-hub-account) and Organization on the [Codezero Hub](https://hub.codezero.io/)
1. [Register a Teamspace](https://docs.codezero.io/guides/teamspace-setup#register-a-teamspace-on-hub) name that is unique to the Organization
1. Install the Codezero System [on the Kubernetes cluster](https://docs.codezero.io/guides/teamspace-setup#install-codezero-in-your-cluster) in order to Certify it as a Teamspace
1. Create a [Codezero account](./teamspace-setup.md#create-a-codezero-hub-account) and Organization on the [Codezero Hub](https://hub.codezero.io/)
1. Install the Codezero Space Agent [on the Kubernetes cluster](./teamspace-setup.md#install-the-space-agent-in-your-cluster) in order to Certify it as a Teamspace
1. Invite team members to the Organization

Once a Teamspace is set up and certified, individual developers can then [install the Codezero local tools](https://docs.codezero.io/guides/installing) to work with the Teamspace. Developers will not require credentials for the Kubernetes cluster as they authenticate to the Teamspace via the Hub.
Once a Teamspace is set up and certified, individual developers can then [install the Codezero local tools](./installation.md) to work with the Teamspace. Developers will not require credentials for the Kubernetes cluster as they authenticate to the Teamspace via the Hub.

NOTE: We currently support Github and Google authentication.
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### Developing Edge Services Tutorial

If you haven't already, go through the [Developing Edge Services](https://docs.codezero.io/#/tutorials/edge) tutorial, which will show you how to run a teleport command using the Codezero CLI to debug a locally running service. Close the teleport at the end because we are going to run it again in this tutorial, but this time using the Desktop app.
If you haven't already, go through the [Developing Edge Services](./edge.mdx) tutorial, which will show you how to run a teleport command using the Codezero CLI to debug a locally running service. Close the teleport at the end because we are going to run it again in this tutorial, but this time using the Desktop app.

## Tutorial

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