---------------------- While you can use Garden locally, certain features such as the Garden dashboard and ephemeral Kubernetes clusters require you to log in to the Garden Cloud. You can log in using the

garden login

command. This command logs you into Garden Cloud and subsequent commands will have access to cloud features. However, it's important to note that Garden is not currently designed to work in air-gapped environments. If you have done the initial setup and use a local Kubernetes provider, it might work offline. Here's how you can log in to the Garden Cloud:

bash
garden login

If you want to use Garden locally, you need to have a local installation of Kubernetes. You can refer to the local Kubernetes guide () for installation and usage information. Sources: - YouTube: Why you should

garden login

() - Garden Documentation: garden login () - Garden Documentation: Does Garden work offline? () - Garden Documentation: Installing Garden () ---------------------- Note: you can ask me a follow up question by @ mentioning me again :speech_balloon: ----------------------

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