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Unpack the downloaded software: cd ~/Downloads The download filename has the format: mysql-for-kubernetes-.tgz.
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Setup the VMware MySQL Operator via a Downloaded Archive Fileĭownload the VMware MySQL Operator distribution from VMware Tanzu Network. Use Helm to log in to the Tanzu Network Registry by running: helm registry login įollow the prompts to enter the email address and password for your VMware Tanzu Network account.ĭownload the Helm chart from the Tanzu Distribution Registry, and export into a local /tmp/ directory: helm pull oci:///tanzu-mysql-for-kubernetes/vmware-sql-with-mysql-operator -version 1.9.0 -untar -untardir /tmp Setup the VMware MySQL Operator via the Tanzu Network Registry
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Use Setup the VMware MySQL Operator via Downloadable Archive File if your server hosts do not have access to the internet, or if you want to install from a private registry. Use Setup the VMware MySQL Operator via Tanzu Network Registry for a faster installation process, and if your server hosts have access to the internet. You can access and install using two different methods: To setup TLS security, refer to Configuring TLS for MySQL Instances. To install cert-manager, if it is not already installed, refer to installation options in the cert-manager documentation. You should see an output similar to: NAME SHORTNAMES APIVERSION NAMESPACED KINDĬertificaterequests cr,crs cert-manager.io/v1 true CertificateRequestĬertificates cert,certs cert-manager.io/v1 true CertificateĬlusterissuers cert-manager.io/v1 false ClusterIssuer To verify the cert manager installation run: kubectl api-resources -api-group=cert-manager.io Review the Network Policies Configuration topic if you have any network plugins (for example Network Plugin) in your Kubernetes cluster.Ĭert Manager installed on the Kubernetes cluster. For more information, see the Kubernetes documentation. For more information, see Installing Helm from the Helm documentation.Ĭluster-admin ClusterRole access to the Kubernetes cluster. The kubectl command-line tool, configured and authenticated to communicate with your Kubernetes cluster. You can use the same credentials for both sites.ĭocker running and configured on your local computer, to access the Kubernetes cluster and Docker registry. Installing using Helm Prerequisitesīefore you deploy the VMware MySQL Operator, you need:Īccess to Tanzu Network and Tanzu Network Registry. For more details, refer to Installing using the Tanzu CLI. For details, refer to Installing using Helm.įor Tanzu Application Platform (TAP) customers, the VMware MySQL Operator can be installed using the Tanzu CLI. The primary method for installing VMware MySQL Operator is via Helm, using the Tanzu Network Registry or a downloadable file.
#Airflow kubernetes pod operator example how to
This topic describes how to install the VMware MySQL Operator.
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