Initial Kubernetes Integration section

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 ## Kubernetes Integration
 
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+Solution Runner is a great way to locally run all the applications and services of your solution. However, there are some drawbacks:
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+* If your solution grows and you have tens or hundreds of services, running all the system in your local environment will consume your system resources (CPU, RAM, ...) a lot.
+* In the end, your solution will work in a production environment, and Kubernetes is currently the de-facto tool to deploy such distributed solutions. Running your solution in a local or remote Kubernetes environment will be much closed to the production environment.
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+ABP Studio's Kubernetes Integration feature is a great way to deploy your microservice solution to Kubernetes and locally develop your services by integrating your local environment to a Kubernetes cluster.
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+Open the *Kubernetes* section on the left side of ABP Studio as shown in the following figure:
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+![abp-studio-new-microservice-helm-charts](D:\Github\abp-commercial-docs\en\studio\quick-starts\images\abp-studio-new-microservice-helm-charts.png)
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+In the *Helm* tab (shown in the figure above), we can see all the [Helm](https://helm.sh/) charts in the solution (chart files are located in the `etc/helm` folder in the solution folder). All the charts are ready to use and pre-configured for [Docker Desktop](https://www.docker.com/products/docker-desktop/).
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+***TODO: PRE-REQUIREMENTS FOR KUBERNETES!***
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