# How can I set up a Kubernetes system?

[`KBY-AI`](https://kby-ai.com/) has uploaded all their [server SDKs](https://hub.docker.com/u/kbyai) to `Docker Hub` to streamline the identity verification process for customers by enabling easier deployment of `Kubernetes` systems using Docker containers, as previously discussed.

Currently, `SDK`s for [face liveness detection](https://kby-ai.com/face-liveness-detection-sdk/), [face recognition](https://kby-ai.com/face-recognition-sdk/), face search, [ID document recognition](https://kby-ai.com/id-document-recognition-sdk/), [ID document liveness detection](https://kby-ai.com/id-document-liveness-detection-sdk/), [vehicle license plate recognition](https://kby-ai.com/license-plate-recognition-sdk/), [palmprint recognition](https://kby-ai.com/palm-recognition-sdk/), palmvein recognition, fire/smoke detections are available on `Docker Hub`. This allows users to easily pull these products and achieve robust back-end performance with `Kubernetes` deployments.

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