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You can install managed services in your Managed Control Plane (MCP) to extend its functionality. Currently, the following managed services are available:
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- Crossplane via the [service-provider-crossplane](https://github.com/openmcp-project/service-provider-crossplane)
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- Landscaper via the [service-provider-landscaper](https://github.com/openmcp-project/service-provider-landscaper)
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#### Managed Service: Crossplane
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- name: provider-kubernetes
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version: v0.16.0
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#### Managed Service: Landscaper
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Landscaper manages the installation, updates, and uninstallation of cloud-native workloads, with focus on larger complexities, while being capable of handling complex dependency chains between the individual components.
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To install a Landscaper for your MCP, you need to create a `Landscaper` resource with the same namespace and name as your `ManagedControlPlane`. The following example installs the Landscaper with default configuration.
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```yaml
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apiVersion: landscaper.services.openmcp.cloud/v1alpha1
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kind: Landscaper
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metadata:
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name: mcp-01 # Same name as your ManagedControlPlane
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namespace: project-platform-team--ws-dev # Same namespace as your ManagedControlPlane
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spec: {}
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```

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