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.Procedure
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. Start your {product-very-short} application and access the logs of the `install-dynamic-plugins` init container within the {product-very-short} pod.
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. Identify the {dynamic-plugins-reference-book-link}#red-hat-supported-plugins[Red Hat supported plugins] that the system disables by default.
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. If configuration beyond simply enabling the plugin is required, copy the package configuration from the `dynamic-plugins.default.yaml` file you extracted above. For plugins which require no configuration, you can simply reference the plugin and set it to `disabled:false` as in the example below.
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. If you need to provide additional configuration for the plugin, other than enabling it, copy the package configuration from the `dynamic-plugins.default.yaml` file you extracted above. For plugins which require no configuration, you can simply reference the plugin and set it to `disabled:false` as in the example below.
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. To use the latest compatible plugin version, use the special tag `{{inherit}}`; this will also load the default configuration, which you can then override.
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. Open the plugin configuration file (Custom Resource or ConfigMap) and locate the plugin entry you want to enable.
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