You can install Adeptia Connect microservices using Helm Charts. A Helm Chart is a collection of files and templates that describe Kubernetes resources governing the deployment of microservices.
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Enabling OCI support in the Helm 3 client
Helm 3 supports Open Container Initiative (OCI) for package distribution. Set the HELM_EXPERIMENTAL_OCI in the environment to enable OCI support in the Helm 3 client by running the following command on the Helm CLI.
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export HELM_EXPERIMENTAL_OCI=1 |
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helm install <Name of the release> <Name of the repository> -f <Path of the values.yaml file> -n <Namespace> |
For example,
helm install adeptia adeptia-connect adeptia -f /home/ec2-user/values.yaml -n devspace
Where,
- adeptia-connect is the name you want to give to your release.
- adeptia is path of the application within the adeptia repository.
- -f denotes file.
- /home/ec2-user/values.yaml is the path of the values.yaml file.
- -n denotes Kubernetes namespace.
- devspace is the Kubernetes Namespace.
This command deploys Adeptia Connect on the Kubernetes cluster in with the default configuration.
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Uninstalling Adeptia Connect
If you wish to uninstall the application, run the below command.
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helm uninstall <adeptia-connect> |
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| If you've configured external Secrets, you need to manually delete the Secrets and its pod after you uninstall the application. |