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LTIMindtree
SA
Last activity: 9 Aug 2022 8:15 EDT
Kubernetes Cloud Environment - How to Deploy and Manage the PODs
We're using Pega 8.6 which is built in Client Cloud 2.0 architecture under Kubernetes and Tomcat Environment.
Need help on the following items / Commands to perform the same.
- How to Manage the Config files in our Cluster
- How to perform Shutting down, Starting up the Clusters
- Current POD Structure and Config files involved in Individual PODS / Clusters
- Folder / Directory structure and it’s relevant commands to manage them
- Need to perform Search Directory Cleaning to Mitigate the Re-indiexing issue. Please share me the Steps to perform it.
Accepted Solution
Updated: 9 Aug 2022 8:15 EDT
Ford Motor Company
US
Are you using plain vanilla Kubernates or you are using any Vendor based Kubernetes [OpenShift/PCF/AWS/Azure etc.,] ?
Depending on the Kubernates you use in your organization, you need to follow the deployment/installation guides. In Kubernates world, there is no such concept of Start/Stop/Restart the POD, you will simply redeploy or recreate the PODs each time.
Sharing some articles which will help you in understanding these topics:
Client Managed Cloud:
Pega's github:
https://github.com/pegasystems/docker-pega-web-ready
Supported Kubenates Env:
Pegasystems has validated deployments on the following Kubernetes IaaS and PaaS environments.
Are you using plain vanilla Kubernates or you are using any Vendor based Kubernetes [OpenShift/PCF/AWS/Azure etc.,] ?
Depending on the Kubernates you use in your organization, you need to follow the deployment/installation guides. In Kubernates world, there is no such concept of Start/Stop/Restart the POD, you will simply redeploy or recreate the PODs each time.
Sharing some articles which will help you in understanding these topics:
Client Managed Cloud:
Pega's github:
https://github.com/pegasystems/docker-pega-web-ready
Supported Kubenates Env:
Pegasystems has validated deployments on the following Kubernetes IaaS and PaaS environments.
- Open-source Kubernetes (and MiniKube for personal deployments)
- Microsoft Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) - see the AKS runbook
- Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) - see the EKS runbook
- Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) - see the GKE runbook
- Red Hat OpenShift
- VMware Tanzu Kubernetes Grid Integrated Edition (TKGI) - see the TKGI runbook
Alternatively you can refer the same run books at:
https://github.com/pegasystems/pega-helm-charts