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• Step 2. Create a namespace called “kfuse” to Install Kloudfuse. Create a secret for helm to pull the required docker images.

  Code Block
  kubectl create ns kfuse kubectl config set-context --current --namespace=kfuse kubectl create secret docker-registry kfuse-image-pull-credentials \ --namespace='kfuse' --docker-server 'us.gcr.io' --docker-username _json_key \ --docker-email 'container-registry@mvp-demo-301906.iam.gserviceaccount.com' \ --docker-password=''"$(cat single-node-install-token.json)"''

• Step 3. create a custom_values.yaml file. If we have shared a yaml file with you then use that as a starting point and modify it as needed.

  • Add an orgId (typically the company name). This is a required field.

    Code Block
    global: orgId: <REPLACE YOUR COMPANY NAME HERE>

  • Add an cloudProvider. This is a required field. Valid values are aws, gcp, or azure

    Code Block
    global: cloudProvider: <aws, gcp, or azure>

  • Optionally, add a section in custom_values.yaml specific to your cloud provider

• Step 4. To install the Kfuse chart, run the following command (Please note helm version 3.8.1 or above is needed):

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helm upgrade --install -n kfuse kfuse oci://us-east1-docker.pkg.dev/mvp-demo-301906/kfuse-helm/kfuse --version 2.7.61  -f custom_values.yaml

UI

Upon completion of the above helm install you would see instructions for accessing the Kloudfuse Platform UI.

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