- risingwave - Helm chart for deploying a RisingWave Cluster
- risingwave-operator - Helm chart for deploying a RisingWave Operator
- Kubernetes cluster (version >= 1.24)
- Helm (version >= 3.7)
Add the Helm Repository
helm repo add risingwavelabs https://risingwavelabs.github.io/helm-charts/ --force-updateUpdate the local Helm chart repository cache
helm repo updateNote
The following command installs a standalone RisingWave with local persistency. It will create a PersistentVolumeClaim with StatefulSet and the data will be persisted in the provisioned PersistentVolume. Therefore, it requires the Kubernetes cluster to allow dynamic volume provisioning. Please download and revise the values file if it doesn't suit you well.
helm install risingwave risingwavelabs/risingwave \
-f https://raw.githubusercontent.com/risingwavelabs/helm-charts/main/examples/dev/dev.values.yaml \
# --set wait=true # Uncomment to wait before RisingWave's readyTip
The following command will help create a RisingWave similar to above except without persistency guarantee. If the dynamic volume provisioning isn't setup in your Kubernetes cluster, you could take a quick try with RisingWave with this.
helm install risingwave risingwavelabs/risingwave \
--set metaStore.sqlite.enabled=true \
--set stateStore.localFs.enabled=true \
--set standalone.enabled=true \
# --set wait=true # Uncomment to wait before RisingWave's ready
Prerequisites:
Note
CustomResourceDefinitions are included in the RisingWave Operator Helm chart and will be installed by default.
Create a dedicated namespace for RisingWave Operator.
kubectl create namespace risingwave-operator-systemInstall the RisingWave Operator Helm chart.
helm install risingwave-operator risingwavelabs/risingwave-operator \
--namespace risingwave-operator-system --create-namespaceContributions are welcome! Please see our Contributing Guide for more information.
This project is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License.