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# Remove the public exposure of Online Boutique's frontend
By default, when you deploy Online Boutique, a `Service` (named `frontend-external`) of type `LoadBalancer` is deployed with a publicly accessible IP address.
But you may not want to expose this sample app publicly.
## Deploy Online Boutique without the default public endpoint
To automate the deployment of Online Boutique without the default public endpoint you can leverage the following variation with [Kustomize](../..).
From the `kustomize/` folder at the root level of this repository, execute this command:
```bash
kustomize edit add component components/non-public-frontend
```
This will update the `kustomize/kustomization.yaml` file which could be similar to:
```yaml
apiVersion: kustomize.config.k8s.io/v1beta1
kind: Kustomization
resources:
- base
components:
- components/non-public-frontend
```
You can locally render these manifests by running `kubectl kustomize .` as well as deploying them by running `kubectl apply -k .`.