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Merge pull request #1664 from rundeck/4.0.x
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The installation process varies depending on how the Runner is deployed: on a virtual machine, in a Docker container, or in Kubernetes. This article provides clear instructions for each deployment model.

:::warning Only Available on Runbook Automation Self-Hosted
The custom plugin feature is only available on the self-hosted version of Runbook Automation. It is not available on the cloud version.
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## Prerequisites

1. In order for the plugin to be configurable in the GUI, the plugin must also be uploaded to the server. This can be done through the GUI ([example](/learning/howto/how2kube.md#installing-the-kubernetes-plugin-in-rundeck)) or manually [copying the plugin artifacts](/administration/configuration/plugins/installing.md) to the plugins directory.
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