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SnapLogic supports Kubernetes orchestration on your Groundplex instances. You can deploy Snaplex nodes in your Kubernetes environment by setting up a Helm Chart that defines the node configuration for discoverability in the Kubernetes environment. This article explains how you can deploy and configure SnapLogic Snaplex nodes in a Kubernetes environment and contains an attached Helm Chart that you can use.
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The autoscaling solution described in the article Deploying a Groundplex in Kubernetes with Elastic Scaling is no longer available. You can configure your Groundplex to use autoscaling through Kubernetes-based metrics. Consult your CSM to learn more.
Workflow
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Prerequisites
You must be an Org-level administrator.
You are familiar with the SnapLogic Snaplex installation process.
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Open an existing Snaplex in the Org:
Navigate to the target Snaplex in Manager.
Click on the Snaplex name to display the Update Snaplex dialog.
Alternatively, if none exists, Create a Snaplex.
On the Downloads tab, click
to copy the Configuration link. Paste this link into your Helm Chart.
Click Cancel to exit the dialog.
Since the configuration link has an expiration, to ensure that the Kubernetes pods continue to run:
Delete all query string parameters from the Configuration Link URL.
In the following example URL, delete everything from the question mark to the end:
https://elastic.snaplogic.com/api/1/rest/plex/config/PlatformQA/shared/Ground_Triggered?expires=1613086219&user_id=testuser22@snaplogic.com&_sl_authproxy_key=1BN...Set the parameter
snaplogic_secretin the Helm chart YAML file to the name of the Kubernetes secret you create, as described in the Deploying the Helm Chart section.
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