KuberLogic is an open-source platform that deploys and manages software on top of the Kubernetes cluster and turns infrastructure into a managed PaaS. It allows running managed databases and popular applications deploying on-premises or at any cloud. The solution provides API, monitoring, backups, and integration with SSO right out of the box.

• Web UI
• Automatic provisioning
• Automatic minor updates
• Automatic failover
• Scheduled backups
• Resource usage monitoring
• Ability to scale up and down as needed
• REST API for service management

KuberLogic leverages a lot of top notch open-source projects and it requires a specific environment to run on top of:

• Kubernetes v1.20.x with:
  • StorageClass configured as a default
  • LoadBalancer Services
  • At least 2 nodes in cluster with 4G of RAM, 2 CPUs and 5G of disk space each
• S3 compatible storage for backups (optional)
• Helm v3.4 CLI tool

1. Download kuberlogic-installer command-line installation tool for your platform from the Releases page and add it to PATH.
2. Prepare the KuberLogic configuration file.
3. Run kuberlogic-installer install all -c <configFile>
4. Run kuberlogic-installer status -c <configFile>
5. Add DNS records for KuberLogic endpoints so they are pointing to KuberLogic Ingress IP. Alternatively, if you are evaluating KuberLogic, you may want to use /etc/hosts file to provide the access locally.

After the installation, KuberLogic installation process is available out of the box. To learn more visit docs.

KuberLogic supports RESTful API for service management. To learn more visit:

• API Scheme

Currently, KuberLogic supports:

• MySQL
• PostgreSQL

Upcoming integrations:

• Redis
• MongoDB

KuberLogic artifacts are container images and the installer binary. Requirements are:

• Golang 1.16
• Helm CLI 3.x
• Docker

make docker-build docker-push

make installer-build

KuberLogic includes a set of integration tests. They can be run in two modes:

• Local mode when KuberLogic operator & apiserver are started as goroutines:
• Remote mode when tests send API requests to a remote apiserver.

To run tests in both modes, dependencies must be installed into a Kubernetes cluster:

kuberlogic-installer install all
# setup Minio for backup & restore tests
cd modules/apiserver
make deploy-minio create-bucket

For more information see docs.

cd modules/apiserver
make undeploy-operator generate-local-webhook-certs patch-endpoint
MY_VERSION=5.7.31 GODEBUG: x509ignoreCN=0 KUBERLOGIC_KUBECONFIGPATH=${HOME}/.kube/config make coverage-report RUN=/mysql 

cd modules/apiserver
MY_VERSION=5.7.31 GODEBUG: x509ignoreCN=0 KUBERLOGIC_KUBECONFIGPATH=${HOME}/.kube/config make remote-test REMOTE_HOST=<apiserver endpoint> RUN=/mysql

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