PM2 - Deployment on Kubernetes with Helm | On-Premise

Deployment on Kubernetes with Helm

Documentation about how to deploy the keymetrics on-premise version on Kubernetes using Helm

Requirements

In the following examples, we assume that you already have a fully working Kubernetes cluster with a working installation of Helm. To install and learn how to use Helm, you can follow the Helm Quick Start Guide.

Setup steps

1. Clone this repository

The first step is to locally clone this git repository:

git clone https://github.com/keymetrics/on-premise.git km-on-premise

cd km-on-premise/helm/

2. Add the “incubator” repository needed for ElasticSearch chart

Because the ElasticSearch chart isn’t a stable chart yet, we need to add its repository to the list of allowed ones.

helm repo index incubator --url http://storage.googleapis.com/kubernetes-charts-incubator

3. Install the chart

The automatic installation is done using:

helm install keymetrics-aio --set km_license=<YOUR_LICENSE> \
                            --set km_public_dns=<YOUR_SUBDOMAIN> \
                            --set km_smtp_host=<SMTP_ADDRESS> \
                            --set km_smtp_user=<SMTP_USERNAME> \
                            --set km_smtp_pass=<SMTP_PASSWORD> \
                            --set km_smtp_sender=<SMTP_SENDER_ADDRESS>

This will install PM2 Plus and its requirements:

These settings are required:

km_license: You PM2 Plus license key.
km_public_dns: The public dns record that will be pointing to your PM2 Plus instance (needed for requirections).
km_smtp_host: SMTP Server address.
km_smtp_user: SMTP Server username.
km_smtp_pass: SMTP Server password.
km_smtp_sender: Emails used in “From” field of emails.

Once the installation is done, Helm is going to print a summary of the resources that it created. Make sure to follow the NOTES in order to set you DNS correctly and the connect to the web interface.

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