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YaK Release 2.1

YaK Release 2.1

Welcome
Introduction
User interface
YaK Demo
Versioning & Compatibility matrix
Release Notes
- YaK components types
  - PostgreSQL
  - Oracle
Installation
- System requirements
- Install YaK Core
YaK step-by-step usage
Configuration
Manage infrastructures
Manage Servers
Manage Components
- Artifacts requirements
- Component types
  - PostgreSQL
    Description
    Pre-requisites
    Component references
    PostgreSQL 2.0.0
    Standalone deployment variables
    HA deployment variables
  - Oracle
    Description
    Pre-requisites
    Component references
    Oracle 2.0.0
    Standalone variables
Use cases
Appendix
- Create SSH Keys with PuTTYgen
- Roles

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Introduction

YaK Core

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The Yak Core (and its UI) is the Open Source part of the product.

It consists of a set of Ansible playbooks and plugins developed by experts, providing a unique and central inventory.

This allows to deploy platform instances to major cloud providers in just a few clicks.

YaK Core is an Open Source project, and is

YaK Core Architecture

The YaK Core is composed of 4 containers:

YaK PostgreSQL database
- Stores data and PL/PgSQL procedures. Used to create/modify data
YaK Graphile
- API to access the data stored in the PostgreSQL database
YaK Runner
- Executes the Ansible playbooks
YaK UI
- Provides the Web User Interface

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