Installation Instructions¶
Installation¶
To install using Embedded Cluster follow:
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From your virtual machine, download the Pixee installer:
curl -f "https://distribution.pixee.ai/embedded/pixee/<release channel>" -H "Authorization: <your license ID>" -o pixee.tgz -
Extract the Pixee installer:
tar -xvzf pixee.tgz -
Run the Pixee installer:
sudo ./pixee install --license license.yamlInfo
The directory used for data storage can be changed by passing the --data-dir
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You will be prompted to set an admin password, this password will grant access to the admin console later
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When the installer completes, visit the admin console url in your browser:
https://<domain name or vm ip>:30000 - You may receive a self-signed certificate warning from your browser, this is expected
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If you have a domain name and TLS certificate available you can configure the admin console to use them by following the prompts, or you can
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The admin console will then load the configuration page. You will be directed through a workflow that will step you through configuring Pixee Enterprise Server.
To install using Helm Deployment follow:
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Authenticate against the Pixee Helm Registry:
helm registry login registry.pixee.ai --username <your email address> --password <your license key> -
Preflight checks - If there are any known issues that would prevent successful installation, the preflight checks will report them. To run the preflight checks:
If there are no issues, or you are able to address all reported issues, continue with the installation using helm.helm template oci://registry.pixee.ai/pixee/<release channel>/pixee-enterprise-server --values values.yaml | kubectl preflight - -
Helm install - Execute helm against the Kubernetes cluster to install, be sure to replace your release channel below (likely
stableorunstable):helm upgrade --install pixee-enterprise-server oci://registry.pixee.ai/pixee/<release channel>/pixee-enterprise-server -f values.yaml -n pixee-enterprise-server --create-namespace
Tip
Be sure to replace <release channel> with your actual assigned channel, this is likely stable or unstable