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The below guide will help you to deploy a production-ready instance of Conduktor on Kubernetes.

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Helm chart installation

Conduktor provides a Helm repository containing a chart that will deploy Conduktor Console on your Kubernetes cluster.

TL;DR​

We do not provide any relational database dependency, you will have to provide your own database. Check our production requirements section for more information.

Check our Snippets section for more examples.

# Setup Helm repository
helm repo add conduktor https://helm.conduktor.io
helm repo update

export ADMIN_EMAIL="<your_admin_email>"
export ADMIN_PASSWORD="<your_admin_password>"
export ORG_NAME="<your_org_name>"
export NAMESPACE="<your_kubernetes_namespace>"

# Deploy helm chart
helm install console conduktor/console \
  --create-namespace -n ${NAMESPACE} \
  --set config.organization.name="${ORG_NAME}" \
  --set config.admin.email="${ADMIN_EMAIL}" \
  --set config.admin.password="${ADMIN_PASSWORD}" \
  --set config.database.password="<your_postgres_password>" \
  --set config.database.username="<your_postgres_user>" \
  --set config.database.host="<your_postgres_host>" \
  --set config.database.port="5432" \
  --set config.license="${LICENSE}" # can be omitted if deploying the free tier
    
# Port forward to access Conduktor
kubectl port-forward deployment/console -n ${NAMESPACE} 8080:8080
open http://localhost:8080

General requirements​

Production requirements​

For production environments, this is mandatory:

Getting started​

Setup Helm repository​

helm repo add conduktor https://helm.conduktor.io
helm repo update

Install the Console Chart​

Configure the Console with the following values:

values.yaml
config:
  organization:
    name: "<your_org_name>"

  admin:
    email: "<your_admin_email>"
    password: "<your_admin_password>"

  database:
    host: '<postgres_host>'
    port: 5432
    name: '<postgres_database>'
    username: '<postgres_username>'
    password: '<postgres_password>'
    
  # HERE you can paste the console configuration (under the config key)

Install the chart on your cluster:

helm install console conduktor/console \
  --create-namespace -n conduktor \
  --values values.yaml \
  --set config.license="${LICENSE}" # can be omitted if deploying the free tier

Once deployed, you will be able to access Conduktor on localhost:8080 by using a port-forward. You can also configure an ingress to make the console available externally, check out our snippets.

kubectl port-forward deployment/console -n ${NAMESPACE} 8080:8080

Configure the Console​

Fresh install​

You can configure the Console by inserting it into the config section of the values.yaml file the configuration of Console you want to apply. You can find available configurations in the configuration section

Based on a docker configuration​

If you already have a configuration file that you were using within docker, you can use it by giving it to the helm chart with the following command:

values.yaml
config:
  organization:
    name: "<your_org_name>"

  admin:
    email: "<your_admin_email>"
    password: "<your_admin_password>"
    
  database:
    host: '<postgres_host>'
    port: 5432
    name: '<postgres_database>'
    username: '<postgres_username>'
    password: '<postgres_password>'
    
  # HERE you can paste the console configuration (under the config key)

Configure with an enterprise license​

values.yaml
config:
  organization:
    name: "<your_org_name>"

  admin:
    email: "<your_admin_email>"
    password: "<your_admin_password>"
    
  database:
    host: '<postgres_host>'
    port: 5432
    name: '<postgres_database>'
    username: '<postgres_username>'
    password: '<postgres_password>'

  license: "<your_license>"

  # HERE you can paste the console configuration (under the config key)

Snippets​

Please refer to our helm chart README for config snippets.