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Minimal and Full configuration options

1 - Minimal

Minimal configuration options

Minimal Configuration

This option is mainly for on-premise solutions. However, it can be used in a generic way for other clouds like Oracle Cloud, etc.

There are a number of changes to be made so that it can fit your on-premise or non-standard cloud provider environment.

  1. prefix: staging - (optional) Change this to something else like production if you like
  2. name: operations - (optional) Change the user name to anything you like
  3. key_path: lambdastack-operations - (optional) Change the SSH key pair name if you like
  4. hostname: ... - (optional/required) If you're good with keeping the default hostname then leave it or change it to support your environment for each host below
  5. ip: ... - (optional/required) If you're good with keeping the default 192.168.0.0 IP range then leave it or change it to support your environment for each host below
kind: lambdastack-cluster
title: "LambdaStack Cluster Config"
provider: any
name: "default"
build_path: "build/path" # This gets dynamically built
specification:
  name: lambdastack
  prefix: staging  # Can be anything you want that helps quickly identify the cluster
  admin_user:
    name: operations # YOUR-ADMIN-USERNAME
    key_path: lambdastack-operations # YOUR-SSH-KEY-FILE-NAME
    path: "/shared/build/<name of cluster>/keys/ssh/lambdastack-operations" # Will get dynamically created
  components:
    repository:
      count: 1
      machines:
        - default-repository
    kubernetes_master:
      count: 1
      machines:
        - default-k8s-master1
    kubernetes_node:
      count: 2
      machines:
        - default-k8s-node1
        - default-k8s-node2
    logging:
      count: 1
      machines:
        - default-logging
    monitoring:
      count: 1
      machines:
        - default-monitoring
    kafka:
      count: 2
      machines:
        - default-kafka1
        - default-kafka2
    postgresql:
      count: 1
      machines:
        - default-postgresql
    load_balancer:
      count: 1
      machines:
        - default-loadbalancer
    rabbitmq:
      count: 1
      machines:
        - default-rabbitmq
---
kind: infrastructure/machine
provider: any
name: default-repository
specification:
  hostname: repository # YOUR-MACHINE-HOSTNAME
  ip: 192.168.100.112 # YOUR-MACHINE-IP
---
kind: infrastructure/machine
provider: any
name: default-k8s-master1
specification:
  hostname: master1 # YOUR-MACHINE-HOSTNAME
  ip: 192.168.100.101 # YOUR-MACHINE-IP
---
kind: infrastructure/machine
provider: any
name: default-k8s-node1
specification:
  hostname: node1 # YOUR-MACHINE-HOSTNAME
  ip: 192.168.100.102 # YOUR-MACHINE-IP
---
kind: infrastructure/machine
provider: any
name: default-k8s-node2
specification:
  hostname: node2 # YOUR-MACHINE-HOSTNAME
  ip: 192.168.100.103 # YOUR-MACHINE-IP
---
kind: infrastructure/machine
provider: any
name: default-logging
specification:
  hostname: elk # YOUR-MACHINE-HOSTNAME
  ip: 192.168.100.105 # YOUR-MACHINE-IP
---
kind: infrastructure/machine
provider: any
name: default-monitoring
specification:
  hostname: prometheus # YOUR-MACHINE-HOSTNAME
  ip: 192.168.100.106 # YOUR-MACHINE-IP
---
kind: infrastructure/machine
provider: any
name: default-kafka1
specification:
  hostname: kafka1 # YOUR-MACHINE-HOSTNAME
  ip: 192.168.100.107 # YOUR-MACHINE-IP
---
kind: infrastructure/machine
provider: any
name: default-kafka2
specification:
  hostname: kafka2 # YOUR-MACHINE-HOSTNAME
  ip: 192.168.100.108 # YOUR-MACHINE-IP
---
kind: infrastructure/machine
provider: any
name: default-postgresql
specification:
  hostname: postgresql # YOUR-MACHINE-HOSTNAME
  ip: 192.168.100.109 # YOUR-MACHINE-IP
---
kind: infrastructure/machine
provider: any
name: default-loadbalancer
specification:
  hostname: loadbalancer # YOUR-MACHINE-HOSTNAME
  ip: 192.168.100.110 # YOUR-MACHINE-IP
---
kind: infrastructure/machine
provider: any
name: default-rabbitmq
specification:
  hostname: rabbitmq # YOUR-MACHINE-HOSTNAME
  ip: 192.168.100.111 # YOUR-MACHINE-IP

2 - Full

Full configuration options

Full Configuration

This option is mainly for on-premise solutions. However, it can be used in a generic way for other clouds like Oracle Cloud, etc.

There are a number of changes to be made so that it can fit your on-premise or non-standard cloud provider environment.

  1. prefix: staging - (optional) Change this to something else like production if you like
  2. name: operations - (optional) Change the user name to anything you like
  3. key_path: lambdastack-operations - (optional) Change the SSH key pair name if you like
kind: lambdastack-cluster
title: "LambdaStack Cluster Config"
provider: any
name: "default"
build_path: "build/path" # This gets dynamically built
specification:
  prefix: staging  # Can be anything you want that helps quickly identify the cluster
  name: lambdastack
  admin_user:
    name: operations # YOUR-ADMIN-USERNAME
    key_path: lambdastack-operations # YOUR-SSH-KEY-FILE-NAME
    path: "/shared/build/<name of cluster>/keys/ssh/lambdastack-operations" # Will get dynamically created
  components:
    kubernetes_master:
      count: 1
      machine: kubernetes-master-machine
      configuration: default
    kubernetes_node:
      count: 2
      machine: kubernetes-node-machine
      configuration: default
    logging:
      count: 1
      machine: logging-machine
      configuration: default
    monitoring:
      count: 1
      machine: monitoring-machine
      configuration: default
    kafka:
      count: 2
      machine: kafka-machine
      configuration: default
    postgresql:
      count: 0
      machine: postgresql-machine
      configuration: default
    load_balancer:
      count: 1
      machine: load-balancer-machine
      configuration: default
    rabbitmq:
      count: 0
      machine: rabbitmq-machine
      configuration: default
    ignite:
      count: 0
      machine: ignite-machine
      configuration: default
    opendistro_for_elasticsearch:
      count: 0
      machine: logging-machine
      configuration: default
    repository:
      count: 1
      machine: repository-machine
      configuration: default
    single_machine:
      count: 0
      machine: single-machine
      configuration: default