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page_title: Installing Boundary Without Generated Resources
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sidebar_title: Without Generated Resources
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page_title: Running Boundary in Non-Dev Environments
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sidebar_title: Non-Dev Environments
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How to install boundary without generated resources.
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How to install boundary in non-dev environments.
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# Installing Boundary Without Generated Resources
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Initializing Boundary without generated resources for the first time can be a little confusing. How do you
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create your first user and login to administer a Boundary deployment that has no authentication methods,
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users, accounts, etc? This section describes how to get your freshly deployed Boundary installation off the
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ground.
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What are generated resources? When you run `boundary dev` or `boundary database init`, Boundary automatically
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generates a number of resources to make getting started easier. Default scopes, auth methods, user, account, and
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targets are just some of the resources Boundary will generate unless you tell it not to.
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In a production or long-running environment, these resoures are not neccessary, but without them, managing
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Boundary from scratch isn't straight forward. How do you create your first user and login to administer a Boundary
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deployment that has no authentication methods, users, accounts, etc? This section describes how to get your freshly
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deployed Boundary installation off the ground for non-dev environments.
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## Recovery KMS Workflow
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