Install the Run:AI Backend¶

Set Backend Configuration¶

Customize the Run:AI backend configuration file.

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Generate a values file by running:

runai-adm generate-values --domain runai.<company-name>

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Generate a values file by running the following under the deploy folder:

runai-adm generate-values  --domain runai.<company-name> --airgapped

Change the following properties in the values file.

Key	Change	Description
`nginx-ingress.controller.externalIPs`	`<RUNAI_IP_ADDRESS>`	IP address allocated for Run:AI.
`backend.https`	replace `key` and `crt` with public and private keys for `runai.<company-name>`
`postgresql.persistence`	PostgreSQL permanent storage via a Persistent Volume.	You can either use `storageClassName` to create a PV automatically or set `nfs.server` and `nfs.path` to provide the network file storage for the PV. The folder in the path should be pre-created and have full access rights
`thanos.receive.persistence`	Permanent storage for Run:AI metrics	See Postresql persistence above. Can use the same location

Optional:
`backend.initTenant.promProxy` and `grafana.datasources.datasources.yaml.datasources.url`	When using an existing Promethues service, replace this URL with the URL of the existing Prometheus service (obtain by running `kubectl get svc` on the Prometheus namespace)	Internal URL to Promethues server
`pspEnabled`	`<true/false>`	Set to `true` if using PodSecurityPolicy
`nginx-ingress.podSecurityPolicy`	Set to `true` if using PodSecurityPolicy
`backend.initTenant.admin`	Change password for admin@run.ai	This user is the master Backend administrator

Install Backend¶

Run the helm command below:

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helm repo add runai-backend https://backend-charts.storage.googleapis.com
helm repo update
helm install runai-backend -n runai-backend runai-backend/runai-backend  \
    -f runai-backend-values.yaml

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To install a specific version, add --version <version> to the install command.

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helm install runai-backend runai-backend/runai-backend-<version>.tgz -n \
    runai-backend -f runai-backend-values.yaml

(replace <version> with the backend version)

Tip

Use the --dry-run flag to gain an understanding of what is being installed before the actual installation.

Connect to Administrator User Interface¶

Go to: runai.<company-name>. Log in using the default credentials: User: test@run.ai, Password: password

Next Steps¶

Continue with installing a Run:AI Cluster.

Last update: January 4, 2022