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Cloud-Provider Database

Setup Cloud Database

Minimum Requirements

Version 14+
2 Cores
2GB of Memory
50GB Diskspace

Google Cloud Provider (GCP)

Click the link to get started with Google Cloud Databases

Amazon Web Services (AWS)

Click the link to get started with AWS RDS for Postgres

Microsoft Azure

Click the link to get started with Azure Database for PostgreSQL

Database Credentials

When creating the database.

The Username will be postgres
The Account privileges will need to be admin
The password can be configured by you

It requires Admin privileges not just for reading/writing but also managing database and table schemas.

Create a Kubernetes secret kfuse-pg-credentials by running the command below.

NOTE: Replace YOUR_PASSWORD with the actual password you intend to use. Be cognizant of how your shell handles special characters.

export PG_CREDENTIAL="YOUR_PASSWORD"
kubectl create secret generic kfuse-pg-credentials \
  --from-literal=postgres-password="$PG_CREDENTIAL" \
  --from-literal=postgresql-password="$PG_CREDENTIAL" \
  --from-literal=postgresql-replication-password="$PG_CREDENTIAL"
unset PG_CREDENTIAL

Configure Helm Chart

Update the custom-values.yaml with the following parameters

installKfusePgCredentials: false

global:
  configDB:
    host: <HOST DATABASE DNS>
  orchestratorDB:
    host: <HOST DATABASE DNS>

kfuse-configdb:
  enabled: false

ingester:
  postgresql:
    enabled: false

Apply these changes via helm. To verify that it is working,

You should not see a kfuse-configdb pod
The ingester pods will be in a running state
The az-service pods will be in a running state

This might take a few minutes, however if either ingester or az-service is encountering problems, you should check the pods logs to see what errors it is encountering.