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TacticalRMM Kubernetes manifests

Author: Joel DeTeves

Desription: TacticalRMM Kubernetes manifests tested & working on Digital Ocean managed Kubernetes (DOKS).

Disclaimer: These manifests rely on an experimental developer images and as such are NOT SUPPORTED, at least until the required changes are merged into the main image. I have done my best to make them as secure as possible them however I am NOT responsible for anything that happens to you or your data as a result of using these files. Please do your due dilligence security-wise and open a Github issue if you wish to report a problem. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK. By using these files you agree that you are the sole entity responsible for any damages that may arise as a result.

Pre-requisites

  • A working Kubernetes cluster
  • Kubernetes NFS provisioner or another storage provisioner that supports ReadWriteMany
  • cert-manager or a Lets Encrypt cert issuer of your choice. Alternatively, you can mount your own certs as secret volumes into the pods

Deploying the files

  1. kubectl apply -f namespace.yaml
  2. kubectl apply -f .
  3. kubectl apply -f deployment/ -R

Questions / Concerns

Please open an issue in Github or you can also check in the Tactical RMM Discord Channel.

Note: I am not affiliated with TRMM or AmidaWare; I am a community contributor. Please direct TRMM-related issues to the appropriate channels.