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Configure the Cluster for a Fresh Pulse Installation
These steps are applicable only for a fresh installation. If a cluster is already configured in your Pulse Kubernetes environment, you can safely skip these steps.
Initialize the Manager Server
Send a request to the /init API of the Manager Server with the Pulse image tag and required configuration details.
Steps:
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<>).Run the following command:
Upload Elasticsearch CA Certificates (VM/Bare-Metal Deployments Only)
If the databases are installed on virtual machines (VMs) or bare-metal machines, upload the CA certificates for the Elasticsearch deployment.
Run the following command:
Deploy Databases (VM/Bare-Metal Deployments Only)
If the databases are installed on virtual machines (VMs) or bare-metal machines, invoke the database deployment API.
Run the following command:
Verify Database Containers (VM/Bare-Metal Deployments Only)
After the deployment completes, verify that all database services are running.
On one of the database nodes, run the following command:
Example output:
The number of containers deployed on a database VM or bare-metal machine depends on the total number of nodes configured for the Pulse Kubernetes deployment.
MongoDB data is both replicated and sharded. For example, if three nodes are configured:
Three shards are created.
Each shard contains three replicas.
This results in a total of nine MongoDB data-bearing instances across the cluster.
Verify Database Status
After the deployment completes, verify the database status.
Run the following command:
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