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Deploy Studio with Helm

This topic describes how to deploy Studio with Helm.

Prerequisites

Before installing Studio, you need to install the following software and ensure the correct version of the software:

Software Requirement
Kubernetes >= 1.14
Helm >= 3.2.0

Install

  1. Use Git to clone the source code of Studio to the host.

    $ git clone https://github.com/vesoft-inc/nebula-studio.git
    
  2. Make the nebula-studio directory the current working directory.

    bash $ cd nebula-studio

  3. Assume using release name:my-studio, installed Studio in Helm Chart.

    $ helm upgrade --install my-studio --set service.type=NodePort --set service.port=30070 deployment/helm
    
  4. When Studio is started, use http://<node_address>:30070/ to get access to Studio.

    If you can see the Config Server page on the browser, Studio is started successfully.

    The Config Server page shows that Studio is started successfully

Uninstall

 $ helm uninstall my-studio

Next to do

On the Config Server page, connect Docker-based Studio to NebulaGraph. For more information, see Connect to NebulaGraph.

Configuration

Parameter Default value Description
replicaCount 0 The number of replicas for Deployment.
image.nebulaStudio.name vesoft/nebula-graph-studio The image name of nebula-graph-studio.
image.nebulaStudio.version v3.2.0 The image version of nebula-graph-studio.
service.type ClusterIP The service type, which should be one of 'NodePort', 'ClusterIP', and 'LoadBalancer'.
service.port 7001 The expose port for nebula-graph-studio's web.
service.nodePort 32701 The proxy port for accessing nebula-studio outside kubernetes cluster.
resources.nebulaStudio {} The resource limits/requests for nebula-studio.
persistent.storageClassName "" The name of storageClass. The default value will be used if not specified.
persistent.size 5Gi The persistent volume size.

Last update: March 13, 2023