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- The [up][up-cli] CLI installed
- A Docker-compatible container runtime installed and running on your system
- A free Community [Upbound account][register]

:::tip
**Podman users**
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:::

## Login to Upbound

The `up` CLI requires you to log in to run local control planes. You can [register] for a free Community account.

In your terminal, run the following command:

```shell
up login
```
Your browser opens and prompts you to log in to your organization. Once you're authenticated, you can close the page.

## Create a control plane project

Crossplane works by letting you define new resource types in Kubernetes that
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Now that you know the basics of building with Upbound, create an AI-augmented
operation to detect and remediate Kubernetes app workload errors. Read [Create an AI-augmented operation][integrate-ai].

[register]: https://accounts.upbound.io/register
[up-cli]: /manuals/cli/overview
[marketplace]: https://marketplace.upbound.io
[functions]: /manuals/uxp/concepts/composition/composite-resource-definitions
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