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Version: 0.17

Deploy GreptimeDB Cluster

GreptimeDB Enterprise is released as docker images. We provide each customer with a separate private docker registry hosted on Cloud, which you can pull directly using the docker pull command or configure in helm charts.

Get GreptimeDB Enterprise​

Upon receiving GreptimeDB Enterprise, you will be provided with the docker registry address, username, and password via email. Please store this information securely!

Each release of GreptimeDB Enterprise has a unique tag identifier. With this tag, plus the registry address registry, username username, and password password provided by our staff, you can pull the GreptimeDB Enterprise image:

  • Login to docker registry: docker login --username=<username> --password=<password> <registry>
  • Pull docker image: docker pull <registry>:<tag>

Then configure GreptimeDB Enterprise in the helm chart:

First, create a pull secret for the image registry in k8s (for detailed methods and instructions, please refer to the k8s official documentation).

kubectl create secret docker-registry regcred --docker-server=<registry> --docker-username=<username> --docker-password=<password>

For example:

k8s_pull_secret

Then add this secret to the helm chart's values.yaml:

image:
  registry: <registry>
  repository: <repository>
  tag: <tag>
  pullSecrets: []

Where <repository> is the part after : in <registry>; <tag> is the unique identifier for the GreptimeDB Enterprise image.

Installation and Startup​

Please refer to the Deploy GreptimeDB Cluster on Kubernetes documentation.