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thatDot Helm Charts Example Complete Installation

Overview

This directory contains an example installation of thatDot Quine Enterprise and Novelty. The included Cassandra persistor is required by the thatDot Quine Enterprise cluster. Also included are optional components of a RedPanda (Kafka) cluster for ingest/output and a monitoring stack consisting of InfluxDB and Grafana.

Prerequisites

  • Sign up for Novelty and Quine Enterprise Trial at thatdot.com
    • Add email address and API key for Quine Enterprise (also called thatDot Streaming Graph) to quine-enterprise-values.yaml
    • Add email address and API key for Novelty to novelty-values.yaml
    • NOTE: You will receive the API key via email. A separate key must be used for each unique product.
  • Kubernetes cluster (EKS recommended)
    • Clusterrole with permissions to create a new namespace and resources under it.
    • kubectl
    • helm
  • Storage driver

Usage

To install everything in the namespace "thatdot-example":

./install.sh

To delete everything in the namespace (including persisted disks):

./uninstall.sh

Access Quine Enterprise UI

Port forward the deployment to access locally:

kubectl -n thatdot-example port-forward deploy/quine-enterprise 8080:8080

Use browser at http://localhost:8080. Or access API via curl:

# Example, to get cluster status
curl http://localhost:8080/api/v1/admin/status

Access RedPanda Console

Port forward the deployment to access locally:

kubectl -n thatdot-example port-forward deploy/redpanda-console 8080:8080

Access Grafana Dashboard

Port forward the deployment to access locally:

kubectl -n thatdot-example port-forward deploy/grafana 3000:3000

Log into the Grafana server with browser. "Quine" dashboard is preconfigured.

Note: the defualt username/password is intended for internal use only. A stronger password should be used if exposing the Grafana to the open internet.

  • Username: admin

  • Password: admin

Further Considerations

This installations have been provided mostly with small requests/limits. Please consider setting the requests/limits to reasonable values for your cluster.