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## Install KubeSlice

The `kubeslice-cli install profile=<minimal-demo|full-demo>` command creates a demo topology consisting of one controller and
The `kubeslice-cli install --profile=<minimal-demo|full-demo>` command creates a demo topology consisting of one controller and
two worker clusters. The **full-demo** deploys the application on the `demo` slice, whereas the **minimal-demo** requires that an application
be deployed on the `demo` slice.

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The `kubeslice-cli install profile=minimal-demo` command creates a slice called `demo` after successfully installing KubeSlice Controller
The `kubeslice-cli install --profile=minimal-demo` command creates a slice called `demo` after successfully installing KubeSlice Controller
and the Slice Operator on the worker clusters. To validate the demo slice, see [Validate the Slice](#validate-the-slice).

You can now onboard the iperf application on the `demo` slice. To onboard the application on the slice, see
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