Installation Options Reference for Digital.ai Release with Runner

• Here's a list of questions that you would have to answer to install Digital.ai Release or Runner using the xl kube install command.
• Some of the questions are common for Release and Runner, and some are only relevant for Release or Runner and has been called out in the descriptions accordingly.
• You must select one of the available options for some of the questions.
• Use the arrow keys to move up or down and press enter to select an option.

Important: We highly recommend you to go through the xl kube workshop to gain a comprehensive understanding on how to install or upgrade Digital.ai Release or Runner on a kubernetes cluster.

Release Installation Options Reference

Here's a list of questions that you would have to answer to install Digital.ai Release or Runner using the xl kube install command.

Important: The following questions will help you to install the Digital.ai Release separately or Digital.ai Release Runner as a part of the Digital.ai Release installation. To learn more about installing the Digital.ai Release Runner separately, see Installation Options Reference for Digital.ai Release Runner

Here's the list of questions

Confirm the kubectl Context

Prompt	? Following kubectl context will be used during execution: <kubectl-context/username>? (Y/n)
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available values		kubectl current context
Default value		kubectl current context
Remarks	Confirm the kubectl context to proceed.

Choose a Kubernetes Platform

Prompt	? Select the Kubernetes setup where the Digital.ai Devops Platform will be installed, updated or cleaned:
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available values		Openshift [Openshift] AWSEKS [AWS EKS] PlainK8s [Plain multi-node K8s cluster] AzureAKS [Azure AKS] GoogleGKE [Google Kubernetes Engine]
Default value		-
Remarks	You must have your cluster ready before you select an answer for this prompt.

Choose a Kubernetes Namespace

Important: If you want to enable the TLS protocol in your cluster, you must have the TLS secret created in the namespace before you start the installation or upgrade. This means that you must have created the namespace and the TLS secret already. Use the same namespace when you answer this prompt.

Prompt	? Do you want to use an custom Kubernetes namespace (current default is digitalai): [? for help] (y/N)
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available values		NA
Default value		digitalai
Remarks	Type the name of a custom namespace where you want to install or upgrade Release or go with the default namespace, which is digitalai. If you are going to enable the TLS protocol in your cluster, you must have created the namespace and the TLS secret already. Use the same namespace where you have the TLS secret created.

Choose the Product to Install

Prompt	? Product server you want to perform install for [Use arrows to move, enter to select, type to filter, ? for more help]
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available values		dai-release [Digital.ai Release with optional Runner] dai-deploy [Digital.ai Deploy] dai-release-remote-runner [Digital.ai Release Runner]
Default value		-
Remarks	Select a product—dai-release [Digital.ai Release with optional Runner]

Select Type of Image Registry

Note: You can choose a custom public or private registry, which can be used to perform the setup of Release from a custom image registry and image repository. For more information, see Setup Custom Image Registry

Prompt	Select type of image registry (current default is default): [? for help] (xebialabs)
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available values		default [Default (Uses various public image registries for the installation images)] public [Custom Public Registry (Uses a specific custom registry)] private [Custom Private Registry - Password protected (Uses a specific custom registry with password)]
Default value		default [Default (Uses various public image registries for the installation images)]
Remarks	Type the image repository. It is recommended to go with the default, which is xebialabs.

Enter the Repository Name

Prompt	? Enter the repository name for the application and operator images (eg: <repositoryName> from <repositoryName>/<imageName>:<tagName>): [? for help] (xebialabs)
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available values		NA
Default value		xebialabs
Remarks	Type the repository name. It is recommended to go with the default, which is xebialabs

Enter the Image Name

Prompt	? Enter the image name (eg: <imageName> from <repositoryName>/<imageName>:<tagName>): [? for help]
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available values		xl-release
Default value		xl-release
Remarks	Type the name of the image you want to use for installation.

Enter the Image Tag

The xl kube install and xl kube upgrade options reference let you go with the default (latest) docker image tags available when you install or upgrade Digital.ai Release or Runner. However, here are the Docker Hub links to verify all the available image tags.

• Digital.al Release Operator Image
• Digital.ai Release Image

Prompt	? Enter the application image tag (eg: <tagName> from <repositoryName>/<imageName>:<tagName>): [? for help]
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available values		NA
Default value		The latest Release is available in the repository, for example, 24.3.0
Remarks	Type the product version number you want to install, for example, 24.3.0 or 24.3.1.

Enter the Product License

Prompt	? Select source of the license: [Use arrows to move, enter to select, type to filter, ? for more help]
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available values		generate [Generate the license (this is only for temporary license that is used for evaluation)] file [Path to the license file (the file can be in clean text or base64 encoded)] editor [Copy/Paste the license to editor (the text can be in clean text or base64 encoded)]
Default value		generate
Remarks	You can either choose to type in the path to the license file (for example, /home/my_home/xl-release-license.lic) or choose to copy and paste the license information in the editor. The license file can be in plain text format or in base64 encoded format. The generated license is a temporary evaluation license.

Prompt	? Provide license file for the server: [? for help]
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available values		N/A
Default value		-
Remarks	If you select a file input type for the license. Type in the path to the license file (for example, /home/my_home/xl-release-license.lic)

Enable Security Context Constraints (SCCs)

Prompt	? Do you want to enable Security Context Constraints (SCCs)? (y/N)
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		No	No	No	Yes	No
Available values		Yes/No
Default value		No
Remarks	SCCs are disabled by default. If upgrading from a setup where SCCs are enabled, select 'Yes' to retain the configuration or manually configure SCCs to avoid pod failures.

Enter the Release Server Replica Count

Prompt	? Enter the release server replica count: [? for help] (3)
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available values		NA
Default value		3
Remarks	Type the number of Release server replicas you want.

Enter the PVC Size for Release

Prompt	? Enter PVC size for Release (Gi): [? for help] (8)
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available values		NA
Default value		8
Remarks	Type the persistent volume claim (PVC) size for Release.

Select Access Modes

Prompt	? Select between supported Access Modes: [Use arrows to move, enter to select, type to filter, ? for more help]
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available values		ReadWriteOnce [ReadWriteOnce] ReadWriteMany [ReadWriteMany]
Default value for Release		ReadWriteMany [ReadWriteMany]
Remarks	Select the access mode. For the Release pods is enough ReadWriteMany, so the selected storage class must minimally support selected access mode.

Tip: Before you enable HTTP2 for Release, you must understand its prerequisites. For detailed information and understanding, read through the Enable HTTP2 to Install Digital.ai Release on Kubernetes Cluster page.

Important: If you want to enable the HTTP2, you must create the keystore file in pkcs12 (p12) format before you start the installation or upgrade. Additionally, you must create a secret, if you are going to use the secret to provide the keystore file. For more information, see the Configuring Keystore for Release Server to Enable HTTP2 section in Enable HTTP2 to Install Digital.ai Release on Kubernetes Cluster page.

Select the Storage Class

Prompt	? Provide storage class for the server: [Use arrows to move, enter to select, type to filter, ? for more help]
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available values		List that is set up on cluster by the cluster administrator
Default value		As set up by the cluster administrator
Remarks	Select a storage class that you want to use for Digital.ai Release. The selected storage class must support selected access mode.

Select Resource Values

Prompt	? Select source of the resource values (CPU and memory):
Available values		preset [Predefined resource values] editor [Custom resource values] none [None]
Default value		none
Remarks	You can choose to enter the resources values either as a preset or define the custom resources values through the editor. If none is selected, resources will not be specified and has to be updated manually.

Note: Based on the selection, the resource values are prompted during installation. For example, if you select a preset, the following prompts for resource values will follow the preset configuration. Similarly, if you select custom resource values, the prompts will be based on the custom editor settings.

Enter Preset Resource Values Specific to Release Server

Prompt	? Select one of the predefined resource values for Release server:
Available values		nano [Request - 500m cpu, 1Gi memory. Limit - 1.0 cpu, 2Gi memory] micro [Request - 1.0 cpu, 2Gi memory. Limit - 2.0 cpu, 4Gi memory] small [Request - 2.0 cpu, 5Gi memory. Limit - 4.0 cpu, 8Gi memory] medium [Request - 5.0 cpu, 10Gi memory. Limit - 8.0 cpu, 16Gi memory] large [Request - 10.0 cpu, 21Gi memory. Limit - 16.0 cpu, 32Gi memory] xlarge [Request - 21.0 cpu, 42Gi memory. Limit - 32.0 cpu, 64Gi memory] 2xlarge [Request - 42.0 cpu, 85Gi memory. Limit - 64.0 cpu, 128Gi memory]
Default value		nano
Remarks	This question appears only when you select source of resource values as preset. You can choose to select any one of the resource presets.

Enter Custom Resource Values Specific to Release Server

Important: This prompt appears only when you select source of resource values as Custom resource values.

Prompt	? Provide resource allocation for Release server:
Available values		NA
Default value		resources: requests: cpu: memory: limits: cpu: memory:
Remarks	You can enter the resources requests and limits values here.

Select Ingress Type

Prompt	? Select between supported ingress types: [Use arrows to move, enter to select, type to filter, ? for more help]
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available values		route [Openshift Route] nginx [NGINX] haproxy [HAProxy] external [External - IngressClass resource should already exist] none [None - Ingress will not be set up during installation]
Default value		nginx [NGINX] in case of Openshift route [Openshift Route]
Remarks	Select one of the ingress controllers—nginx or haproxy. You can also choose not to set up the ingress controller at the time of installation or choose to use an external ingress controller. When HTTP2 is enabled, select external. Note that, the IngressClass resource must be available to handle HTTP2 backends. No ingress controller needed, if you were to use an OpenShift cluster, in that case, you can use Openshift route resource.

Enter Preset Resource Values Specific to Nginx Ingress

Prompt	? Select one of the predefined resource values for Nginx ingress:
Available values		nano [Request - 100m cpu, 128Mi memory. Limit - 150m cpu, 192Mi memory] micro [Request - 250m cpu, 256Mi memory. Limit - 375m cpu, 384Mi memory] small [Request - 500m cpu, 512Mi memory. Limit - 750m cpu, 768Mi memory] medium [Request - 500m cpu, 1024Mi memory. Limit - 750m cpu, 1536Mi memory] large [Request - 1.0 cpu, 2048Mi memory. Limit - 1.5 cpu, 3072Mi memory] xlarge [Request - 1.5 cpu, 4096Mi memory. Limit - 3.0 cpu, 6144Mi memory] 2xlarge [Request - 1.5 cpu, 4096Mi memory. Limit - 6.0 cpu, 12288Mi memory]
Default value		nano
Remarks	This question appears only when you select source of resource values as preset. You can choose to select any one of the resource presets.

Enter Custom Resource Values Specific to Nginx Ingress

Important: This prompt appears only when you select source of resource values as Custom resource values.

Prompt	? Provide resource allocation for Nginx ingress:
Available values		NA
Default value		resources: requests: cpu: memory: limits: cpu: memory:
Remarks	You can enter the resources requests and limits values here.

Enter Custom Resource Values Specific to HAproxy Ingress

Prompt	? Provide resource allocation for HAProxy ingress:
Available values		NA
Default value		resources: requests: cpu: memory: limits: cpu: memory:
Remarks	You can enter the resources requests and limits values here.

Select Ingress Protocol

Prompt	? Select ingress protocol: [Use arrows to move, type to filter, ? for more help]
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available values		http [HTTP - not encrypted] https [HTTPS - enable a TLS/SSL ingress configuration]
Default value		http [HTTP - not encrypted]
Remarks	This is prompted when the ingress type is not none.

Enter the Domain Name

Prompt	? Provide DNS name for accessing UI of the server: [? for help]
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available values		NA
Default value		NA
Remarks	Type the domain name for accessing the Digital.ai Release server. For example, xlr-operator.apps.opcluster.p1.openshiftapps.com

Enter the Administrator Password

Prompt	? Provide administrator password: [? for help]
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available values		NA
Default value		Randomly generated administrator password.
Remarks	A default password is generated randomly and you can use it if you choose to, in which case you must copy the password and keep it handy. You can also type your own administrator password at the prompt.

Select the OIDC Configuration

Prompt	? Type of the OIDC configuration: [Use arrows to move, enter to select, type to filter, ? for more help]
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available values		external [External OIDC Configuration] identity-service [Identity Service Configuration] no-oidc [No OIDC Configuration]
Default value		no-oidc [No OIDC Configuration]
Remarks	Choose one of the options based on the OIDC authentication setup you have or want to have.

For more information, see:

• for Release: Select the Type of OIDC Configuration.

Enter the Operator Image Name to Use

Prompt	? Enter the operator image to use (eg: <imageName> from <repositoryName>/<imageName>:<tagName>): [? for help]
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available values		NA
Default value		The latest image from the Digital.ai repository, for example, release-operator
Remarks	Type the Kubernetes Operator Docker Hub image name you want to use. By default, the latest image for the product — Release — release-operator

Enter the Operator Image Tag to Use

Prompt	? Enter the operator image to use (eg: <tageName> from <repositoryName>/<imageName>:<tagName>): [? for help]
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available values		NA
Default value		The latest image from the Digital.ai repository, for example, 24.3.0
Remarks	Type the Kubernetes Operator Docker Hub image tag you want to use. By default, the latest image for the product — Release — which you install—would be used. Example: 24.3.0

Select the Java Repository Keystore

Prompt	? Select source of the repository keystore: [Use arrows to move, enter to select, type to filter, ? for more help]
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available values		generate [Generate the repository keystore during installation (you need to have keytool utility installed in your path)] file [Path to the repository keystore file (the file can be in the raw format or base64 encoded)] editor [Copy/Paste the repository keystore to editor (the content needs to be base64 encoded)]
Default value		generate [Generate the repository keystore during installation (you need to have keytool utility installed in your path)]
Remarks	Select if you want to generate a new JDK keystore file or use an existing one. The default is to generate a new JDK keystore. If you have an existing keystore file, you can either choose to type in the path to the repository keystore file or copy and paste the keystore file in the editor.

Prompt	? Provide repository keystore for the server: [? for help]
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available values		NA
Default value		-
Remarks	If you select a file input type for the keystore. Type in the path to the keystore file (for example, /opt/kestore/daid)

Enter the Keystore Passphrase

Prompt	? Provide keystore passphrase: [? for help]
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available values		NA
Default value		A randomly generated password.
Remarks	Type a password for the JDK repository keystore. A random password is auto-generated by default. Copy the auto-generated password and keep it safe if you were to use the auto-generated password.

Create New PostgreSQL Server? Or Use Existing One?

Prompt	? Do you want to install a new PostgreSQL on the cluster: [? for help] (Y/n)
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available values		NA
Default value		Yes
Remarks	Type Yes to install a new PostgreSQL database server in your cluster or No to use an existing PostgreSQL server. If you enter No, you will need to provide connection parameters for the Release, check Using an Existing PostgreSQL Database

Select the PostgreSQL Storage Class

Prompt	? Storage Class to be defined for PostgreSQL: [Use arrows to move, enter to select, type to filter, ? for more help]
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available values		As set up by the cluster administrator
Default value		As set up by the cluster administrator
Remarks	If you selected a new PostgreSQL, you need to select a storage class that you want to use for PostgreSQL. The storage class needs to support minimally ReadWriteOnce access mode.

Enter the PostgreSQL PVC size

Prompt	? Provide PVC size for PostgreSQL (Gi): [? for help] (8)
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available values		NA
Default value		8
Remarks	If you selected a new PostgreSQL, you need to type the persistent volume claim for PostgreSQL. The default is 8.

Enter Preset Resource Values Specific to PostgreSQL

Prompt	? Select one of the predefined resource values for Postgresql:
Available values		nano [Request - 100m cpu, 128Mi memory. Limit - 150m cpu, 192Mi memory] micro [Request - 250m cpu, 256Mi memory. Limit - 375m cpu, 384Mi memory] small [Request - 500m cpu, 512Mi memory. Limit - 750m cpu, 768Mi memory] medium [Request - 500m cpu, 1024Mi memory. Limit - 750m cpu, 1536Mi memory] large [Request - 1.0 cpu, 2048Mi memory. Limit - 1.5 cpu, 3072Mi memory] xlarge [Request - 1.5 cpu, 4096Mi memory. Limit - 3.0 cpu, 6144Mi memory] 2xlarge [Request - 1.5 cpu, 4096Mi memory. Limit - 6.0 cpu, 12288Mi memory]
Default value		nano
Remarks	This question appears only when you select source of resource values as preset. You can choose to select any one of the resource presets.

Enter Custom Resource Values Specific to PostgreSQL

Important: This prompt appears only when you select source of resource values as Custom resource values.

Prompt	? Provide resource allocation for Postgresql:
Available values		NA
Default value		resources: requests: cpu: memory: limits: cpu: memory:
Remarks	You can enter the resources requests and limits values here.

Create New RabbitMQ Server? Or Use Existing One?

Prompt	? Do you want to install a new RabbitMQ on the cluster: [? for help] (Y/n)
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available values		NA
Default value		Yes
Remarks	Type Yes to install a new RabbitMQ server in your cluster or No to use an existing RabbitMQ server. If you enter No, you will need to provide connection parameters for the Release, check Using an Existing Message Queue

Enter the RabbitMQ Replica Count

Prompt	? Replica count to be defined for RabbitMQ: [? for help] (3)
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available values		NA
Default value		3
Remarks	If you select a new RabbitMQ, type the number of replicas you need for RabbitMQ server.

Select the RabbitMQ Storage Class

Prompt	? Storage Class to be defined for RabbitMQ: [Use arrows to move, enter to select, type to filter, ? for more help]
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available values		As set up by the cluster administrator
Default value		As set up by the cluster administrator
Remarks	If you select a new RabbitMQ, select a storage class that you want to use for RabbitMQ. The storage class needs to support minimally ReadWriteOnce access mode.

Enter the RabbitMQ PVC Size

Prompt	? Provide PVC size for RabbitMQ (Gi): [? for help] (8)
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available values		NA
Default value		8
Remarks	If you select a new RabbitMQ, type the persistent volume claim for RabbitMQ. The default is 8.

Enter Preset Resource Values Specific to RabbitMQ

Prompt	?Select one of the predefined resource values for Rabbitmq:
Available values		nano [Request - 100m cpu, 128Mi memory. Limit - 150m cpu, 192Mi memory] micro [Request - 250m cpu, 256Mi memory. Limit - 375m cpu, 384Mi memory] small [Request - 500m cpu, 512Mi memory. Limit - 750m cpu, 768Mi memory] medium [Request - 500m cpu, 1024Mi memory. Limit - 750m cpu, 1536Mi memory] large [Request - 1.0 cpu, 2048Mi memory. Limit - 1.5 cpu, 3072Mi memory] xlarge [Request - 1.5 cpu, 4096Mi memory. Limit - 3.0 cpu, 6144Mi memory] 2xlarge [Request - 1.5 cpu, 4096Mi memory. Limit - 6.0 cpu, 12288Mi memory]
Default value		nano
Remarks	This question appears only when you select source of resource values as preset. You can choose to select any one of the resource presets.

Enter Custom Resource Values Specific to RabbitMQ

Prompt	?Provide resource allocation for Rabbitmq:
Available values		NA
Default value		resources: requests: cpu: memory: limits: cpu: memory:
Remarks	This question appears only when you select source of resource values as preset. You can choose to select any one of the resource presets.

Enable HTTP2

Prompt	? Do you want to enable http2 for release: [? for help] (y/N)
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available values		NA
Default value		No
Remarks	Select Yes to enable HTTP2 or No otherwise. The default is No. If you want to enable HTTP2, keep the server keystore secret handy to enter at the next prompt. For the Release server to start with HTTP2, an external ingress type needs to be selected. Additionally, an IngressClass resource must be configured to handle HTTP2 backend of the Release server.

Important: The next 4 prompts are enabled when you enable Http2 to install Release.

Select Source of the Keystore

Before you complete this step, see the Configuring Keystore for Release Server to Enable HTTP2 section in Enable HTTP2 to Install Digital.ai Release on Kubernetes Cluster page.

Prompt	Select source of the keystore for the server: [Use arrows to move, type to filter, ? for more help]
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available values		file [Path to the keystore file (the file can be in the raw format or base64 encoded)] editor [Copy/Paste the keystore to editor (the content needs to be base64 encoded)] secret [Generic Secret containing keystore file with key as ssl-keystore.p12].
Default value		file [Path to the keystore file (the file can be in the raw format or base64 encoded)]
Remarks	If you have an existing keystore file in p12 format, you can either choose to type in the path of the Release server keystore file. Copy and paste the base64 encoded string of keystore file in the editor. Select the generic secret created for the ssl-keystore.p12 file

Keystore File for the Server

Important: The keystore file must be in pkcs12 (p12) format.

Prompt	? Provide keystore file for the server: [? for help]
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available values		NA
Default value		NA
Remarks	A keystore file for the server is used to securely store the private keys. Here, it indicates that the keystore file for the server is received.

Tip: The keystore password and keystore key passphrase are generated after running the openssl command. Keep these handy. For more information, see the see the Create Keystore and Certificate Using OpenSSL section in Enable HTTP2 to Install Digital.ai Release on Kubernetes Cluster page.

Server Keystore Password

Prompt	? Provide the server keystore password: [? for help]
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available values		NA
Default value		NA
Remarks	A server keystore password is used to protect the keystore file and its contents from unauthorized access. Here, enter the server keystore password.

Server Keystore Key Passphrase

Note: This step is optional.

Prompt	? Provide the server keystore key passphrase: [? for help]
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available values		NA
Default value		NA
Remarks	A server keystore key passphrase is required only if provided during keystore file creation. Here, enter the server keystore key passphrase.

Enable TLS/SSL

Important: If you want to enable the TLS protocol in your cluster, you must have the TLS secret created in the namespace before you start the installation or upgrade. This means that you must have created the namespace and the TLS secret already. Use the same TLS secret when you answer this prompt.

Prompt	? Do you want to enable an TLS/SSL configuration (if yes, requires existing TLS secret in the namespace): [? for help] (y/N)
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Yes
Available values		NA
Default value		NA
Remarks	Type Yes to enable TLS/SSL or No otherwise. The default is No. If you want to enable TLS/SSL, keep the TLS secret handy to enter at the next prompt.

Prompt	? Provide the TLS secret name with the key and certificate: [? for help]
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Yes
Available values		The list of secrets available in the selected namespace.
Default value		-
Remarks	Input the TLS secret. Check the Configure SSL/TLS — Release - Step 3—Create Secret

Important: The next prompts are specific to installing Release Runner. With XL CLI, it is possible to install Release runner in 2 ways. One is as part of the Release installation, and the other is to install the Release runner separately. For more information, on how to install Release runner separately, see Installation Options Reference for Digital.ai Release Runner.

Install remote-runner as part of Release installation

Prompt	? Install Digital.ai Release Runner: [Use arrows to move, type to filter, ? for more help]
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available values		no-install [Don't install Digital.ai Release Runner] local-install [Install Release Runner from local setup] cluster-install [Install Release Runner on the cluster]
Default value		no-install [Don't install Digital.ai Release Runner]
Remarks	Type yes to install the Digital.ai Release Runner. The installation will start after Release is ready on the cluster.

Enter the Release Runner Repository Name

Prompt	? Enter the Release Runner repository name (eg: <repositoryName> from <repositoryName>/<imageName>:<tagName>): [? for help] (xebialabs)
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available values		NA
Default value		xebialabs
Remarks	Type the repository name. It is recommended to go with the default, which is xebialabs

Enter the Release Runner Image Name

Prompt	? Enter the Release Runner image name (eg: <imageName> from <repositoryName>/<imageName>:<tagName>): [? for help]
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available values		release-runner
Default value		release-runner
Remarks	Type the name of the image you want to use for installation.

Enter the Image Tag

The xl kube install and xl kube upgrade options reference let you go with the default (latest) docker image tags available when you install or upgrade Digital.ai Release or Runner. However, here are the Docker Hub links to verify all the available image tags.

• Digital.ai Release Runner

Prompt	? Enter the Release Runner image tag (eg: <tagName> from <repositoryName>/<imageName>:<tagName>): [? for help]
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available values		NA
Default value		The latest Release is available in the repository, for example, 24.3.0
Remarks	Type the product version number you want to install, for example, 24.3.0 or 24.3.1.

Use default version of the Release Runner helm chart

Prompt	? Use default version of the Release Runner helm chart: [? for help] (Y/n)
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available values		Yes/No
Default value		Yes
Remarks	Type yes to use the default internal version of the Release Runner helm chart. Otherwise, you need to provide the path to the helm chart.

Enter the Release Runner Helm Chart release name

Prompt	? Enter the Release Runner Helm Chart release name: [? for help]
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available values		NA
Default value		remote-runner
Remarks	Enter the Release Runner helm chart release name.

Source of the Release Runner Helm Chart

Prompt	? Use default version of the Release Runner helm chart: [? for help]
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available values		Yes/No
Default value		Yes
Remarks	If selected Yes it is using the Release Runner provided with blueprints. If No you need to download the helm chart and reference through the path in the next question.

Enter the Release Runner Helm Chart path

Prompt	? Enter the Release Runner Helm Chart path (URL or local path): [? for help]
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available values		NA
Default value		NA
Remarks	Enter the Helm chart path of the Release runner. Use helm chart from release-remote-runner-helm-chart

Provide Release Runner User Email

Prompt	? Provide release-runner user email (for the user on the Release to send PAT expiration notifications): [? for help] (release-runner@no.reply)
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available values		NA
Default value		release-runner@no.reply
Remarks	Email address of the Release user to send PAT expiration notifications.

Provide Release Runner User Password

Prompt	? Provide release-runner user password (user on the Release): [? for help]
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available values		NA
Default value		NA
Remarks	Password of the Release user.

//token exp

Enter the Release Runner replica count

Prompt	? Enter the Release Runner replica count: [? for help]
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available values		NA
Default value		1
Remarks	Enter the Release Runner replica count.

Enable Truststore for Release Runner

Prompt	? Enable truststore for Release Runner: [? for help]
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available values		Yes/No
Default value		No
Remarks	Enable truststore for Release Runner.

Enter the Release Token used by Release Runner

Note: This question is asked during the installation process only when you already have a Release instance running.

Prompt	? Enter the Release Token that will be used by Release runner: [? for help]
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available values		NA
Default value		NA
Remarks	Enter the Release Token that will be used by Release runner. This is specific to Release Runner.

Enter the Release URL used by Release Runner

Note:

• This question is asked during the installation process only when you already have a Release instance running.
• If you're installing runner as part of Release installation, the Runner instance will automatically take the URL of the Release instance being installed.

Prompt	? Enter the Release URL that will be used by the release runner: [? for help]
Prompt valid for—platform		EKS	AKS	GKE	OpenShift on AWS	Plain Multi-node Kubernetes Cluster On-premise
		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available values		NA
Default value		NA
Remarks	Enter the Release URL that will be used by Release runner. This is specific to Release Runner.

Once you are done answering the questions, the installer provides a summary of the installation choices you made. Here's an example.

It then proceeds with the installation by applying the resources to the cluster and completes the installation of the product. Here's an example.