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YaK Release 2.1
YaK Release 2.1
  • Welcome
  • Introduction
    • YaK Core
    • YaK Components
    • Terms and definitions
  • User interface
    • Dashboard
    • Infrastructures
    • Servers
    • Components
    • Jobs
    • Configuration
    • Administration
  • YaK Demo
  • Versioning & Compatibility matrix
  • Release Notes
    • YaK components types
      • PostgreSQL
      • Oracle
  • Installation
    • System requirements
    • Install YaK Core
      • Install YaK on your own K8S cluster
      • Install YaK on Rancher Desktop
      • Uninstall Yak
  • YaK step-by-step usage
  • Configuration
    • Secrets
    • Templates
    • Provider shapes
    • Provider images
    • Artifact providers
  • Manage infrastructures
    • Declare infrastructures
    • Attach Secrets
    • Detach Secrets
  • Manage Servers
    • Declare servers
      • Basics
      • Storage
      • Attach secrets
    • Edit server configuration
    • Deploy servers
    • Destroy servers
    • Delete servers
    • Start / Stop 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
    • On-Premises
    • AWS
    • Azure
    • OCI
  • Appendix
    • Create SSH Keys with PuTTYgen
    • Roles
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YaK on your Kubernetes cluster

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Setup your infrastructure

  1. Declare your (Linux servers) or (Windows servers)

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Setup your servers

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Setup your components

  1. from dbi services and upload it into YaK

  2. Attach secret(s) to your artifact provider

  3. Declare your component(s)

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Deploy your components

  1. Deploy your component(s) on your server(s)

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Relax and watch the magic happen!

Because we believe a use-case is worth a thousand words, we've compiled a few for you. Take a look at the for a guided end-to-end deployment to the cloud!

Install
Declare your on-prem or cloud infrastructure
Declare your cloud providers secrets
SSH secrets
WinRM secrets
Attach your secrets to your infrastructure
Declare your server(s)
Attach specific secrets to your server(s) (optional)
Deploy your server(s)
Start your server
Get your component type
Declare your artifact provider
Monitor jobs execution
use cases section
YaK step-by-step