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    • Planning for installation
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  • Infrastructural requirements
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  • Installation procedure
    • General Configuration
    • Namespace
    • Helm setup
    • Node Persistence
    • Circuit Storage
    • Core Daemon
    • Metrics Collector
    • Operations Service
    • Administrator Dashboard
  • Upgrade procedure
    • Cluster and Runtime
      • Breaking changes
        • Release 1.3.0
    • Databases
  • Checking the installation completed successfully
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Infrastructural requirements

Kubernetes version

Currently Kubernetes version 1.32 and Openshift 4.14 on GCP are officially supported. Any 1.32.x version should work, but is not officially supported. Keyless is tested on AWS EKS and GCP GKS, respecting the Kubernetes versions mentioned. The nodes must be x86_64 ones. Keyless Backend doesn’t support ARM architecture.

Postgresql version

Postgresql 14+, 15+ versions are officially supported. A Postgres database is used used by these services to store data:

  • Node Persistence Service

  • Circuit Storage Service

  • Administration Dashboard Service

S3 compatible storage

An S3-compatible backend (e.g. GCS) is needed by the following services to store data:

  • Circuit Storage Service

Helm / Docker repository

The helm charts are stored in a private helm repository. Connection details and related authentication will be granted by Keyless upon request.

The helm charts are configured to retrieve Docker images from Keyless’ private quay.io repository. Access to the Docker repository must be granted by Keyless prior to installing the service.

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