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Deploying Urbis Workflows Infrastructure with Helm

This document provides a basic guide to deploying the Urbis Workflows Infrastructure using Helm, referencing the OpenUrbis/urbis-workflows-infra repository.

Prerequisites​

Before proceeding, ensure you have:

  • A Kubernetes cluster (version 1.20 or higher)
  • Helm 3 installed
  • kubectl configured to interact with your cluster

Steps to Deploy​

  1. Clone the Repository
    Clone the Urbis Workflows Infrastructure repository to your local machine:

    git clone https://github.com/OpenUrbis/urbis-workflows-infra.git
    cd urbis-workflows-infra

  2. Create a Namespace
    Create a Kubernetes namespace for the deployment:

    kubectl create namespace urbis-workflows

  3. Configure the Deployment
    Customize the deployment by editing the values.yaml file for general configurations and secrets.yaml for sensitive data (e.g., database passwords). Ensure secrets.yaml is not committed to version control.
    Example modification in values.yaml:

    postgresql:
      replicaCount: 2

  4. Install the Helm Chart
    Deploy the infrastructure using the Helm chart:

    helm install urbis-workflows ./infra -f values.yaml -f secrets.yaml -n urbis-workflows

  5. Verify the Deployment
    Check the status of the deployed resources:

    kubectl get pods -n urbis-workflows

Updating the Deployment​

To apply changes to the configuration or chart:

helm upgrade urbis-workflows ./infra -f values.yaml -f secrets.yaml -n urbis-workflows

Uninstalling the Deployment​

To remove the deployment:

helm uninstall urbis-workflows -n urbis-workflows

Note: Persistent data (e.g., database volumes) must be deleted manually if no longer needed.

Additional Information​

For more details, refer to the README in the repository. For support, open an issue on GitHub or contact contas@urbis.sampa.br.