Installation via SKE CLI
Syntasso Kratix Enterprise images are distributed through a private image registry. To install SKE on your Kubernetes cluster, follow the steps below.
Air-gapped installations
Support for installing SKE in air-gapped environments using the SKE CLI is coming soon.
In the meantime, you can follow the setup for air-gapped environments instructions and install using helm.
Install
By default Syntasso Kratix Enterprise requires cert-manager to be installed on the cluster. Please refer to its documentation for installation instructions.
If you wish to install SKE without cert-manager, you can do so by following the Helm Installation instructions.
The easiest way to install SKE is using the SKE CLI. The CLI will install the SKE Operator and configure it to deploy SKE on your cluster. To install run:
ske install --access-token $SKE_LICENCE_TOKEN
Verify the installation
Once installation is complete you can verify what has been installed by running:
ske get version
You should see the following output (or similar):
Latest Available:
SKE Operator: v0.2.0; SKE Deployment: v0.3.0
Deployed:
SKE Operator: v0.2.0; SKE Deployment: v0.3.0
To verify that the Operator and SKE are healthy, run the following command:
kubectl get deployments.apps --namespace kratix-platform-system
You should see the following output:
NAME READY UP-TO-DATE AVAILABLE AGE
kratix-platform-controller-manager 1/1 1 1 1h
ske-operator-controller-manager 1/1 1 1 1h
You can now proceed with the configuration of Kratix (i.e. registering destinations or installing promises). For that, refer to the Open-Source Kratix documentation.
Upgrades
Support for upgrading SKE using the SKE CLI is coming soon. In the meantime, you can follow the helm upgrade instructions for upgrading SKE.
