# Edera for Platform Engineers

Edera integrates with Kubernetes via RuntimeClass. No changes to your CI/CD pipelines or developer workflows.

## Installation

- **[Installation guides](https://docs.edera.dev/guides/install/)** - Deploy on AWS, GCP, Azure, and more
- **[Edera installer](https://docs.edera.dev/guides/install/edera-installer/)** - Step-by-step installation walkthrough

## Configuration and operations

- **[CLI reference](https://docs.edera.dev/reference/cli/)** - Complete command reference
- **[Kernel customization](https://docs.edera.dev/guides/kernel/)** - Custom kernels and boot parameters
- **[Standalone mode](https://docs.edera.dev/guides/standalone/)** - Running Edera without Kubernetes
- **[Observability](https://docs.edera.dev/guides/observability/)** - Prometheus metrics and Grafana dashboards

## Monitoring and troubleshooting

- **[Metrics reference](https://docs.edera.dev/reference/observability/metrics/)** - Available metrics and what they mean
- **[Troubleshooting guide](https://docs.edera.dev/support/troubleshooting/)** - Common issues and solutions

## Architecture

- **[Architecture overview](https://docs.edera.dev/technical-overview/architecture/)** - How Edera fits into your stack
- **[How Edera works](https://docs.edera.dev/technical-overview/)** - Hypervisor and zone internals
- **[Zones explained](https://docs.edera.dev/technical-overview/concepts/zone/)** - The isolation boundary

Last updated on 2026-03-06