# Build and Publish a Simple Widget
# Overview
This tutorial describes how to build and publish a single-component Entando Bundle consisting of a simple widget. Following the steps below will:
- Define the bundle component
- Push the bundle artifact to a Docker registry
- Apply the bundle custom resource to Kubernetes
- Install the bundle into an Entando Application
# Prerequisites
- Verify dependencies with the Entando CLI: ent check-env develop
- Authenticated Docker credentials
- A running Entando instance
Bundles are generated using the ent bundle command and its convenience methods.
# Create and Deploy a Simple Widget
- Initialize a bundle project: - ent bundle init YOUR-BUNDLE-NAME- This generates the required bundle structure by scaffolding default files and folders. 
- Create a widget folder inside the - platformfolder of your bundle's root folder:- mkdir -p platform/widgets- Descriptor files are organized by component type, with all micro frontends, microservices and platform-specific components located under their respective parent folders. The parent folder - platformand child folder- widgetscomplete the path to widget descriptor files.
- Create a widget descriptor file inside the widget directory: - touch platform/widgets/example-widget.yaml- A descriptor file name is a user-defined string of alphanumeric and special characters. The file must reside in its corresponding component folder, e.g. - widgets/example-widget.yaml.
- Add the following definition to the widget descriptor file: - Note: Retain correct YAML indentation of 2 or 4 spaces. To avoid potential processing conflicts, the - codefield value must not contain the hyphen character.- code: example_widget titles: en: Example Widget it: Widget d'esempio group: free customUi: <h2>Hi from Example Widget</h2>