Installation Guide
Install the Subsalt CLI
The Subsalt CLI allows you to perform administrator operations on your instance.
arm64:
wget https://subsalt-cli-public.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/releases/latest/windows/arm64/subsalt.tar.gz && \
tar -xvzf subsalt.tar.gz
amd64:
wget https://subsalt-cli-public.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/releases/latest/windows/amd64/subsalt.tar.gz && \
tar -xvzf subsalt.tar.gz
Create a cluster
Generate a Terraform template for your cluster by running:
$ subsalt generate-infrastructure
Follow the instructions provided by the CLI, including reviewing configuration values to confirm that they're accurate for your environment. Then create your cluster by running:
$ terraform apply
Make sure you're authenticated into a cloud account with sufficient permissions in your terminal before running terraform apply
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Configuring Subsalt team access
Subsalt support engineering needs access to your Kubernetes cluster in order to manage the instance.
Azure guest accounts
This method provides "contributor" access to your Subsalt cluster for Subsalt's support engineering team, which will allow us to monitor system health and apply configuration changes or updates as needed.
To issue the invites:
Log in to the Azure portal
Navigate to Users
Click on the arrow to the left of + New User and click Invite external user
Fill out the form for user
[email protected]
No initial Groups or Roles are required to be assigned in this part of flow
Find the resource group with the name starting with MC_subsalt-cluster
Assign the Contributor role on this resource group for the invited user
You can do this in the Access Control (IAM) page for the resource group
The Contributor role will be under Privileged administrator roles
Find the resource group with the name subsalt-cluster
Assign the Contributor role on this resource group for the invited user
You can do this in the Access Control (IAM) page for the resource group
The Contributor role will be under Privileged administrator roles
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