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Deploying a MAYANode with Kubernetes
In order to deploy all the different services and provide a high availability environment to operate your node, Kubernetes is the preferred scheduling platform. Any production-grade Kubernetes cluster can be used to run and deploy a MAYANode. You need your Kubernetes provider to offer external load balancers services type features. Azure, Digital Ocean, GCE, OpenStack are compatible with external load balancers.
Terraform is a type of domain-specific language (DSL) used to describe code infrastructure. It is designed to make it easier to create/destroy infrastructure hosted locally or by a provider.
This Terraform deployment will deploy a Kubernetes cluster using your VPS provider credentials and EKS service. The cluster will have autoscaling capabilities, which means you don’t have to deal with how many nodes you need to deploy to run your MAYANode services.
All the default configurations used in these instructions are for a production environment with enough resources to run your MAYANode in good conditions.
LINUX/MAC is the preferred method of setup.
Windows should choose either:
- 1.Deploy a MAYANode from a Linux VPS.
- 2.
There are three important steps to getting your node set up, deployed and churned in.
Your repository should be organised as follows:
./mayanode-ops
|./cluster-launcher
|./node-launcher
All of your set up commands are run in
cluster-launcher and all of your deploying/joining/managing/leaving commands are run from node-launcherTo prevent a catastrophic mistake in handling multiple nodes, checkout the daemons branch of the node-launcher and preferrably use different repos for each node configuration.
./mayanode-ops
|./cluster-launcher
|./node-launcher
./mayanode-ops2
|./cluster-launcher
|./node-launcher
All of your commands can now be run separately.
It is heavily advised to not set up nodes on the same provider. Deploy 1 node on Azure, 1 node on Digital Ocean etc.
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