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Quick start using helm to install on kubernetes

To quickly get started with your own installation on kubernetes, first install traefik

Each OpenFlow will have it's own namespace, and you create a value file for each instance/namespace Create a file and call it demo1.yaml with this content

# this will be the root domain name hence your openflow url will now be http://demo.mydomain.com 
domainsuffix: mydomain.com # this will be added to all domain names
domain: demo 
# if using a reverse procy that add ssl, uncomment below line.
# protocol: https
openflow:
  license_key: 
#  external_mongodb_url: mongodb+srv://user:[email protected]?retryWrites=true&w=majority
rabbitmq:
  default_pass: supersecret
# if you are using mpongodb atlas, or has mongodb running somewhere else
# uncomment below line, and external_mongodb_url in openflow above
# mongodb:
#   enabled: false

First add the helm repo and create a new namespace called demo1

helm repo add openiap https://open-rpa.github.io/helm-charts/
helm repo update
kubectl create namespace demo1

The create the install using

helm install openflow openiap/openflow -n demo1 --values ./demo1.yaml

If you late update your values file you can update your install using

helm upgrade openflow openiap/openflow -n demo1 --values ./demo1.yaml

To learn more about values you can use in your values file, have a look inside values.yaml

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