Connect your own Kubernetes cluster by installing the mogenius operator on the cluster.
mogenius allows you to connect with Kubernetes clusters by installing the mogenius operator on a cluster. Once installed, you can start creating workspaces and manage Kubernetes workloads through the mogenius platform. To begin the installation process, you’ll first need to add a cluster in mogenius.
To successfully complete the next steps, you will need the following:
A Kubernetes cluster. We recommend a managed Kubernetes service, like EKS (Amazon AWS), AKS (Microsoft Azure) or GKE (Google Cloud Platform), but any cluster with Kubernetes version 1.24 or higher will work. To get started, a local Kubernetes like Docker Desktop, k3s, or minikube is also a great option.
mogenius connects to your Kubernetes cluster via an operator that you’ll need to deploy on Kubernetes. In the next step you will have two options to do this: using Helm, or the mogenius CLI.
Retrieve the Helm install command from the user interface and run it on a terminal. Make sure that your kubecontext is set to the right Kubernetes cluster. The command will look something like this.
Once the operator is installed, it will check if a metrics server is present on the cluster. If not, it will be automatically installed.That’s it - your cluster is connected and you can now create workspaces!
The Helm chart for the mogenius operator supports a range of values that you can optionally adjust during the installation. Add them to the Helm install command with --set .View the latest values on Artifact Hub.