How to Install ArconQ

This article outlines the main methods for installing ArconQ, providing essential information and references to detailed documentation.

Kubernetes Cluster Installation

If you have an existing Kubernetes cluster, you can install ArconQ using Helm:

1. Ensure you meet all prerequisites.
2. Configure Helm Registry access.
3. Add the ArconQ Helm repository.
4. Install ArconQ using the helm upgrade command with appropriate parameters.

For detailed instructions, refer to the ArconQ Helm installation guide.

Kubernetes Cluster Setup

If you don't have a Kubernetes cluster, you can set up a local development environment using microk8s:

1. Install microk8s (available for Linux and Windows).
2. Enable required add-ons (dns, storage, ingress, registry, helm).
3. Start the microk8s cluster.

Detailed instructions for setting up a Kubernetes cluster can be found in the Kubernetes configuration guide.

Virtual Machine Installation

For installation on a dedicated virtual machine:

1. Download the system image for the virtual machine.
2. Configure the virtual machine according to requirements.
3. Use the ArconQ Installer tool for configuration.

More information on VM configuration can be found in the ArconQ VM configuration documentation.

For VM updates, refer to the VM update guide.

Additional Steps

• After installation, configure the hosts file or DNS to access ArconQ through a web browser.
• For Helm configuration details, see the Helm configuration guide.
• For a full list of ArconQ chart parameters, check the ArconQ chart parameters documentation.

Uninstallation

To uninstall ArconQ from a Kubernetes cluster, use the following command:

helm delete arconq-release --namespace arconq

For more details, see the ArconQ uninstallation guide.