Deckhouse Platform in kind

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Selecting infrastructure
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A brief overview of installation
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Preparing cluster
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Installation
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What can I do next?

Congratulations, your Deckhouse platform is up and running!

Let’s see what is available in the monitoring module.

  • Grafana is available at grafana-127-0-0-1.nip.io.

    Access to Grafana is restricted via the basic authentication mechanism (additional authentication options are provided in the user-auth module:

    • Login — admin;

    • Password — generated automatically. It can be found in the deckhouse ConfigMap in the configuration section of the prometheus module. Use the following command to get it:

      kubectl -n d8-system get cm deckhouse -o jsonpath="{.data.prometheus}" | grep password

      Sample output:

      $ kubectl -n d8-system get cm deckhouse -o jsonpath="{.data.prometheus}" | grep password 
password: UJvSB4UYTa3fnDOco6LF

    Explore Grafana dashboards bundled with Deckhouse.

  • Prometheus is available at grafana-127-0-0-1.nip.io/prometheus/.

Deckhouse, deployed in the kind cluster, is suitable for getting acquainted with other features that might need for production environments. Read further about such Deckhouse features.

Essentials

Dashboard

Enable the dashboard module and get access to the Kubernetes Dashboard at: dashboard-127-0-0-1.nip.io.

You need to enable the user-authz module for Dashboard to work.

Status page

Enable the upmeter module and get information about the overall status of Deckhouse and its components at status-127-0-0-1.nip.io.

At the upmeter-127-0-0-1.nip.io page you can get detailed SLA statistics for each component and time frame.

 

Deploying your first application

Deckhouse makes it easier to set up CI/CD system access to a cluster to deploy your application and allows your application to be monitored by custom metrics.

Setting up a CI/CD system

Create a ServiceAccount to use for deploying to the cluster and grant it all the necessary privileges.

You can use the generated kubeconfig file in Kubernetes with any deployment system.

Routing traffic

Create a Service and Ingress for your application.

Learn more about the capabilities of the ingress-nginx module.

Monitoring your application

Add prometheus.deckhouse.io/custom-target: "my-app" and prometheus.deckhouse.io/port: "80" annotations to the Service created.

For more information, see the monitoring-custom module’s documentation.

External authentication

Deckhouse supports various external authentication mechanisms.

Configuring DexProvider

You have to configure a DexProvider object to enable, e.g., GitHub-based authentication. After creating the DexProvider object, all access attempts to Deckhouse components such as Grafana, Dashboard, etc., will be authenticated using GitHub.

External authentication for any Ingress

You have to create a DexAuthenticator object to enable external authentication for any Ingress resource.

External authentication for the Kubernetes API

Configure publishAPI, download kubectl and create a kubeconfig file for external access to the API using the web interface available at kubeconfig.example.com.

What’s next?

Detailed information about the system and the Deckhouse Platform components is available in the documentation.

Please, reach us via our online community if you have any questions.

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