The Helm charts are provided as a reference that can be used to build deployments in AWS. The Helm charts are undergoing continual development and improvement and should not be used "as-is" for a production deployment. If you're a System administrator, ensure that data persistence, backups, log storage, and other system-level functions have been configured to meet your needs.
Here is a summary of the steps required:
- Set up your Kubernetes cluster on AWS.
- Install the Kubernetes Dashboard to manage your Kubernetes cluster.
- Set up Alfresco Community Edition on the Kubernetes cluster, including creating file storage.
- Deploy Alfresco Community Edition.
- Create a Route 53 record set in your hosted zone (optional)
This is only required if you want to attach a specific DNS name to the cluster, so that applications are available across your global organization. One way to do this is to map the load balancer to your.domain.name by creating a Route 53 record that links the DNS name to the ELB. This allows you to access Share from http://<your.domain.name>/share.
- Create a Route 53 record set in your hosted zone (optional)
- Check the status of your deployment.
See the Alfresco/acs-community-deployment GitHub project documentation for the prerequisites. You'll find a link to the relevant detailed setup in the Deployment options section.
In this project, you can use the Helm charts following the documentation for standard installations, or customize the charts to apply settings as appropriate to your specific deployment environment.