Install Services Charts in Your Kubernetes Cluster

Install Splunk AppDynamics service charts in your Kubernetes cluster and monitor the deployment.

1. Log in to OpenShift CLI (oc login) as a cluster administrator.
2. Run the following script as follows.
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   ./install.sh <profile>

   ./install.sh <profile>

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   # Install with medium profile ./install.sh medium # Install with Extra Large profile ./install.sh xlarge

   # Install with medium profile
   ./install.sh medium
   
   # Install with Extra Large profile
   ./install.sh xlarge

   This step deploys the charts in the following order:

   Order	Chart	Components/Services
   1	Operators	CRD controllers (MySQL, Kafka, Elasticsearch, PostgreSQL, Cert-Manager)
   2	appd-charts	Infrastructure and application services.
   3	aiops-charts	Anomaly Detection services.
   4	otis-charts	OpenTelemetry services.
   5	atd-charts	Automated Transaction Diagnostics (ATD) services.
   6	uil-charts	Universal Integration Layer.
   7	secapp-charts	Secure Application services.

3. Optional: Run the following commands to monitor deployment progress:
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   # Watch all pods kubectl get pods -A -w | grep -E "cisco|mysql|kafka|es|redis|authn|authz" # Check specific namespaces kubectl get pods -n cisco-controller kubectl get pods -n mysql kubectl get pods -n kafka # Check events for issues kubectl get events -A --sort-by='.lastTimestamp' | tail -20 # Check routes oc get routes -A

   # Watch all pods
   kubectl get pods -A -w | grep -E "cisco|mysql|kafka|es|redis|authn|authz"
   
   # Check specific namespaces
   kubectl get pods -n cisco-controller
   kubectl get pods -n mysql
   kubectl get pods -n kafka
   
   # Check events for issues
   kubectl get events -A --sort-by='.lastTimestamp' | tail -20
   
   # Check routes
   oc get routes -A