Kibana

Kibana requires Elasticsearch as its data source, so ideally, both should be deployed to Akash if they aren’t accessible elsewhere.

1. Define the Akash Deployment File

---
version: "2.0"
services:
kibana:
image: docker.elastic.co/kibana/kibana:8.10.2 # Specify the desired version of Kibana
env:
- ELASTICSEARCH_HOSTS=http://your_elasticsearch_url:9200 # Replace with actual Elasticsearch endpoint
expose:
- port: 5601 # Kibana default port
as: 80
to:
- global: true
profiles:
compute:
kibana:
resources:
cpu:
units: 0.5 # Adjust according to expected workload
memory:
size: 2Gi
storage:
size: 1Gi
placement:
akash:
pricing:
kibana:
denom: uakt
amount: 100000 # Adjust based on the cost you want to set
deployment:
kibana:
akash:
profile: kibana
count: 1

save the file as deploy.yaml.

2. Modify the Environment Variables (Optional)

Adjust the environment variables to configure Kibana according to your requirements. The ELASTICSEARCH_HOSTS variable should point to your Elasticsearch instance.

3. Deploying to Akash

  1. Install the Akash CLI if you haven’t already:
curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ovrclk/akash/master/godownloader.sh | sh
  1. Authenticate with Akash using your wallet:
akash tx authz grant <your_wallet_address> --from <your_wallet_name> --keyring-backend <keyring-backend>
  1. Submit the Deployment:
akash tx deployment create --owner <your_wallet_address> --from <your_wallet_name> --dseq <unique_deployment_sequence> --keyring-backend <keyring-backend> --node https://rpc-akash.<network>.org --chain-id akashnet-2 --file kibana_deployment.yaml
  1. Approve the Bid and Lease: Use Akash CLI or Akashlytics to view and accept bids for your deployment. Once you find a provider, you can finalize the lease.

  2. Access Kibana: Once deployed, Kibana will be accessible at the provider’s public IP.

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