The Installation Configurator
How to use the Installation Configurator in the Utopiasync members area and get your helm chart ready for installation.
Understanding the Configurator's Role in Kubernetes Installation:
The Installation Configurator in the Utopiasync members area simplifies the process of setting up Utopia on a Kubernetes environment. It assists you in creating a Helm chart, which is a collection of YAML files that specify how Kubernetes should deploy and manage Utopia.
Steps for Using the Configurator:
Starting with the Configurator:
The configurator's flexibility allows for a straightforward installation, with options for further customization post-installation (detailed in our Product Guide).
If you are familiar with Kubernetes and wish to manually configure your setup, you may download a blank Helm chart and fill out the
values.yaml
file, which contains the specific configuration values for your setup.For this guide, we will focus on using the configurator to streamline the process.
Security and Data Privacy:
For security reasons, please note that no details are saved within the configurator page. This ensures your sensitive configuration data remains private and secure.
Editing an Existing Setup:
If you have an existing Kubernetes setup and need to modify it, you can upload your current
values.yaml
file into the configurator. This will auto-populate the configuration fields with your existing settings, allowing for easy modifications.
Setting Up From Scratch:
If this is a new setup, click the "Populate Account Details" button. This action will automatically fill in your account's access key and other necessary details into the configurator.
Ensure you select the 'Kubernetes install' option to tailor the Helm chart for a Kubernetes deployment.
Check out this video on how to setup your access key
Finalizing Your Helm Chart:
After completing the configuration using the Installation Configurator, you will be provided with a customized Helm chart. This chart is essential for the next steps in installing and deploying Utopia on your Kubernetes cluster.
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