Deploy Pulse Add-on Services

You can deploy Pulse Add-on services by sending an API request to the Pulse Manager Server. These services are optional and extend Pulse functionality. The Manager automatically updates the Custom Resource (CR), and the Pulse Operator deploys the services on the Kubernetes cluster.

Add the Add-on Services You Want to Deploy

Add the required services to the addons list in the API request. The following add-on services are available:

Add-on Service	Component Identifier
Core Connectors	`ad-core-connectors`
SparkStats	`ad-sparkstats`
Kafka Connector	`ad-kafka-connector`
Ozone Connector	`ad-ozone-connector`
FS Analytics V2	`ad-fsanalyticsv2-connector`
Oozie Connector	`ad-oozie-connector`
Impala Connector	`ad-impala-connector`
Druid Analyzer	`ad-druid-analyzer`
SQL Analyzer	`ad-sql-analyzer`
Trino Connector	ad-trino-connector

Send the API Request

Use the following curl command to deploy the services. Replace the placeholders as described below.

curl --request PUT \ --url http://<Ingress API for the Manager Server>/api/v1/mserver/deploy/addons/<clustername> \ --header '<basic credentials>' --header 'Content-Type: application/json' \ --data '{ "addons": [ "CORE CONNECTORS", "SPARKSTATS", "KAFKA CONNECTOR", "OZONE CONNECTOR" . . . ], "extra_hosts": { "<IP Address 1>": "<host name 1>", "<IP Address 2>": "<host name 2>", "<IP Address 2>": "<host name 3>", "<IP Address 3>": "<host name 4>", } }'

Update the addons.json file to include the add-on services needed for your specific cluster.

Replace Placeholder Values

Placeholder	Description
`<Ingress API for the Manager Server>`	URL exposed through Ingress for the Pulse Manager service
`<clustername>`	Name of the cluster where you are deploying add-on services
addons	List of add-on component identifiers (see Step 1)
extra_hosts	IP-to-hostname mappings used for internal networking

What Happens Next

The Pulse Manager Server receives the API request and updates the Custom Resource.
The Pulse Operator automatically deploys the specified add-on services to your Kubernetes cluster.

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