17 docs tagged with "operator"

If you need to do some customization in the CR file or in the operator deployment check following sections.

This topic illustrates how to configure SSL/TLS with Digital.ai Deploy. A self-signed certificate is used for illustrative purposes in this procedure. However, you may want to replace it with your own trusted certificate for production environments, which you can do by creating a new Secret object in Kubernetes that contains your certificate and then configuring the ingress controller to use it.

This topic explains how to install Deploy in a custom namespace within a Kubernetes cluster.

This section describes how to install the Deploy application on Amazon EKS.

This section describes how to install the Deploy application on Azure AKS.

This section describes how to install the Deploy application on GCP GKE.

This section describes how to install the Deploy application on Kubernetes On-premise platform.

This section describes how to install the Deploy application on an OpenShift cluster on AWS.

This section provides an introduction to Kubernetes Operator as a custom installer to deploy Digital.ai Deploy.

This topic describes the steps involved in configuring Keycloak before and after the Deploy installation. Keycloak is the default authentication manager for Deploy.

This topic explains how to manage plugins in the Operator environment for Deploy.

This topic provides a list of parameters for the Digital.ai Deploy Custom Resource (CR).

This section describes how to troubleshoot some of the common issues you may face when installing the Deploy application using Operator-based installer.

You may want to uninstall the Deploy Operator to troubleshoot an issue where the Deploy installation is not working properly, or you no longer want to use the Operator. This section describes the steps to uninstall the Digital.ai Deploy Operator.

You can use the custom resource definition file (CR file) in case you want to change the Digital.ai Deploy's license on sites installed using the Operator-based installer.

This section describes how to upgrade to the latest Kubernetes Operator-based Deploy solution on various Kubernetes platforms. The following upgrade scenarios are supported:

This topic explains how to configure the relevant database parameters in the daideploy_cr.yaml file if you plan to use an existing database that is not created by the default Operator-based installer.