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Merge pull request #11615 from MXClyde/feature/clarify-operator-license-subscription
Clarify Mendix on Kubernetes subscription requirement after Operator license removal
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You can use Mendix on Kubernetes with the *connected* option to keep the simplicity of one-click deployments from the Mendix Portal, or utilize the *standalone* Mendix Operator to deploy Mendix apps through your own DevOps process, which is particularly useful for private clouds with an *air-gap* isolating them from the internet. See [Connected and Standalone Clusters](#connected-standalone), below, for more information.
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Please see [Supported Providers](/developerportal/deploy/private-cloud-supported-environments/) for a list of platforms supported by Mendix on Kubernetes.
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For a list of platforms supported by Mendix on Kubernetes, see [Supported Providers](/developerportal/deploy/private-cloud-supported-environments/).
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There are two steps required to achieve this, listed below.
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### Operator License
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Mendix Operator versions older than 2.23.0 require an Operator licence. Starting from Operator version 2.23.0, Operator licenses are no longer needed.
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A valid subscription and support contract is still necessary to be receive technical support.
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Mendix Operator versions older than 2.23.0 require a separate Operator license key. Starting from Operator version 2.23.0, this separate license key is no longer needed. This was a technical change only. A valid Mendix on Kubernetes subscription and support contract is still required to use the Mendix Operator, regardless of Operator version.
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Mendix on Kubernetes is a premium offering from Mendix, and you will need an additional license to use it for your applications. This **Operator license** allows you to manage Mendix apps in your cluster through the Mendix Operator and, optionally, the Mendix Gateway Agent.
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Mendix on Kubernetes is a premium offering from Mendix, and requires a valid subscription to use it for your applications. If you are running Mendix Operator versions older than 2.23.0, you also need a separate Operator license. This license allows you to manage Mendix apps in your cluster through the Mendix Operator and, optionally, the Mendix Gateway Agent.
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You need one license for each namespace you want to manage.
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### Runtime License
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A runtime license per environment is required. In addition to that, the Operator license is independent of a Mendix Runtime license. The Mendix Runtime license removes [trial restrictions](/developerportal/deploy/licensing-apps-outside-mxcloud/) from a Mendix App itself. You need both types of licenses to manage and run an application through Mendix on Kubernetes.
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A runtime license per environment is required. In addition to that, the Mendix Runtime license is independent of the Operator license. The Mendix Runtime license removes [trial restrictions](/developerportal/deploy/licensing-apps-outside-mxcloud/) from a Mendix app. You need both types of licenses to manage and run an application through Mendix on Kubernetes.
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You can request a Runtime license by doing the following:
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