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Deploy Tungsten Fabric

Deployment of Tungsten Fabric is managed by the tungstenfabric-operator Helm resource in a respective ClusterRelease.

To deploy Tungsten Fabric:

  1. Optional. Configure the ASN and encapsulation settings if you need custom values for these parameters. For configuration details, see Autonomous System Number (ASN).

  2. Verify that you have completed all prerequisite steps as described in Tungsten Fabric deployment prerequisites.

  3. Create the tungstenfabric.yaml file with the Tungsten Fabric resource configuration. For example:

    apiVersion: tf.mirantis.com/v2
kind: TFOperator
metadata:
  name: openstack-tf
  namespace: tf
spec:
   dataStorageClass: tungstenfabric-operator-bind-mounts

  4. Configure the TFOperator custom resource according to the needs of your deployment. For the configuration details, refer to TFOperator custom resource and Tungsten Fabric Operator resources.

  5. Trigger the Tungsten Fabric deployment:

    kubectl apply -f tungstenfabric.yaml

  6. Verify that Tungsten Fabric has been successfully deployed:

    kubectl get pods -n tf

    The successfully deployed TF services should appear in the Running status in the system response.

  7. If you have enabled StackLight, enable Tungsten Fabric monitoring by setting tungstenFabricMonitoring.enabled to true as described in StackLight configuration procedure.

    Since MOSK 23.1, tungstenFabricMonitoring.enabled is enabled by default during the Tungsten Fabric deployment. Therefore, skip this step.

See also

Advanced Tungsten Fabric configuration (optional)