Cluster installation using resources created for AWS with Kyvos Native

Cluster Name

Provide a unique cluster name.

License

Upload your Kyvos license file.

Installation Path

Provide the installation path for Kyvos.

Username

Enter your username.

Authentication Type

• Password: Provide your credentials. Ensure that the permissions listed here are available on all the EC2 instances for Linux user deploying the cluster.

• Private Key: Choose and Upload the Private Key file.

Configure Kyvos Services on Cloud

• Select Instance By:

  • IP Address: Select this option for IP Address-based deployment.

  • Hostname: Select this option for hostname-based deployment. In this case, you can deploy the cluster using custom hostnames for nodes to be used for Kyvos services. 
    Click the Use custom hostname for selected nodes link to specify or map a custom hostname for the selected BI Server, Query Engine, and Kyvos Manager/repository node.
    NOTE: Ensure that the instances have been configured for using Custom hostnames.

• Stack: Select the stack that you created.
  NOTE: If you want to deploy Kyvos Services (BI Server, Query Engine, and Web Portal) on the same Instance, in this case, select the None (node mapping Manually) option. 

• Fetch resources: Click to view and modify any resources.
  The resources configured in the stack, such as EC2 instance(s) for BI Server, EC2 instance(s) for Query Engine, EC2 instance(s) for Web Portal, and so on are displayed. Click the Modify link corresponding to the Identified Resources to edit them. You can also select the Repository here.
  NOTE: If you want to use your own resources, select the None option, and provide the details in the displayed fields.
  Here, if you have the requisite permissions, your AWS resources will be displayed in the lists. Otherwise, you will have to manually provide the details.

• Deploy BI Server, Query Engine, and Web Portal services on ip-<>.ec2 internal instance: This checkbox is displayed only when you select the None (node mapping Manually) option from the Stack list. Selecting this checkbox will deploy Kyvos services on the same instance. 
  NOTE: By default, the option to deploy EC2 instance(s) for BI Server, EC2 instance(s) for Query Engine, and EC2 instance(s) for Web Portal will be disabled. 

Secrets Manager

Displays the name of the Secrets Manager that will be used for storing passwords.

NOTE: This field is displayed if you selected the Deploy with Enhanced Security option at the time of creating resources.

Compute Cluster

Select the Kubernetes or Shared Query Engines option.

NOTE: When you select Kubernetes from the Compute Cluster list, the Kubernetes Details section is displayed.

Kubernetes Details

Enter the following Kubernetes details:

• Kubernetes Cluster Name: Select the Kubernetes cluster name from the list.

• Node Pool Name: Select the Node Pool name from the list.

• K8S Addon Auth Role Name: The K8S Addon Auth Role Name is displayed by default.

Enable Compute Server Scaling

Select this checkbox to enable maximum or minimum compute server for scaling. When you select this checkbox, the following options will be displayed.

• Minimum Compute Server Count: Select the minimum compute Server count that will be started initially.

• Maximum Compute Server Count: Select the maximum compute Server count up to which you want to scale.

NOTE: If you do not select this checkbox, the Compute Server Count field is displayed. Enter the compute server count that you want to set for minimum or maximum compute server scaling.

Common

Kyvos Setup Package

Select the Kyvos bundle to be installed. Kyvos Manager contains compatible Kyvos bundles. To use any other Kyvos version, click the Upload button

Semantic Model Local Path

Enter the semantic model local path where cuboids will be copied. For multiple paths, enter a semicolon-separated list.

NOTE: The deployment user must have full permission on the parent of the local semantic model path.

Automatically restart Kyvos services when down

Select this option to enable high availability mode for the Kyvos service. This will ensure Kyvos services are always up and running. The Kyvos Manager will automatically restart the BI server, query engine, repository, and web portal services, in case any of these services go down

BI Server

Listener Port

Enter the listener port for BI Server.

JMX Port

Enter the JMX port for BI Server health monitoring.

Work Directory

Enter the directory location on HDFS, where BI Server has access permissions.

Maximum Heap Memory

Enter the maximum memory available for BI Server.

Additional Java Options

Use this to define custom Java properties for your BI Server.

Query Engine

Thrift Listener Port

Enter the thrift listener port for Query Engine.

JMX Port

Enter the port for Query Engine health monitoring.

Maximum Heap Memory

Enter the maximum memory for Query Engine.

Additional Java Options

Use this to define custom Java properties for your Query Engine.

Compute Server

Listener Port

Enter the listener port for compute server configuration.

Maximum Heap Memory

Enter the maximum memory available for compute server configuration.

Additional Java options

Use this to define custom Java properties for your compute server configuration.

Analytical Store Maximum Memory

Enter the maximum Analytical Store memory available for compute server configuration.

Web Portal

UI Port

Enter the port on which Kyvos Web client will run.

JMX Port 

Enter the port for Web portal health monitoring.

Shut-down Port 

Enter the port to be used for shutting the Tomcat server.

AJP Port 

Enter the port on which the AJP connector creates a socket and awaits an incoming connection.

Maximum Heap Memory

Enter the maximum memory for the Web portal.

Additional Java Options

Use this to define custom Java properties for the Web portal.

Network Protocol Configuration 

Enable TLS 

Select the checkbox to enable TLS for the cluster.

Note: Before enabling TLS, if you are using your own script for resource creation instead of the Kyvos shared scripts, you must rename the OpenSSL configuration file on the Kyvos Manager and the node where the Postgres Service is running. The OpenSSL configuration file is available in the /etc/pki/tls/openssl.cnf folder.

To accomplish this, you will need to have sudo access.

HTTP Protocol Version 

Select the HTTP Protocol Version for use with TLS.

Kyvos Web Portal on HTTPS 

Select the checkbox to use HTTPS for connecting to Kyvos Web Portal.

Kyvos Web Portal Configuration

NOTE: This is displayed only if Kyvos Web Portal on HTTPS checkbox is selected

• Certification Mode: Select the Use Path or Upload File option.

• Keystore: Provide the path or upload the Keystore file for the certificate.

• Keystore Private Key: Provide the Keystore Private Key for the certificate.

• Custom Attributes for Connectors: If needed, provide attributes to be used for the HTTPS connector.