Rely.io
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      • Creating a new Entity
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    • What happens when you install a Plugin?
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  • ⚙️Invite Users
  • 🛡️Security & Compliance
    • Single Sign-On (SSO)
      • SAML with Google Workspace
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      • SAML with Okta
      • OIDC with Okta
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  • 🏥Troubleshooting
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  • Introduction
  • Prerequisites
  • Step 1: Retrieve Your API Token
  • Step 2: Install the Rely.io Kubernetes Plugin
  • Conclusion

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Kubernetes

This plugin is part of Pro and Enterprise plan only

Introduction

This guide provides instructions for integrating the Rely.io Kubernetes plugin into your Kubernetes cluster. The integration involves two primary steps:

  1. Retrieving the API token from Rely.io.

  2. Installing the Rely.io Kubernetes plugin using Helm.

Prerequisites

  • Access to your Kubernetes cluster via kubectl.

  • Helm installed on your local machine or wherever you deploy Helm charts.

Step 1: Retrieve Your API Token

Obtaining the Token

  1. Navigate to Rely.io > Data Model > Plugins

  2. Locate the OOTB plugin for Rely's Public API, click "View Details"

  3. Hit "Generate an API key" which will copy a token onto your clipboard, you'll use it in the next step of this guide.

Creating a Secret in Kubernetes

Store the API token in your Kubernetes cluster as a secret.

kubectl create secret generic relyio-api-token \\
  --namespace rely-integrations \\
  --from-literal=API_TOKEN="YOUR-API-TOKEN"

Replace YOUR-API-TOKEN with the actual API token you obtained from Rely.io.

Step 2: Install the Rely.io Kubernetes Plugin

Adding the Helm Repository

Add the Rely.io plugin repository to your Helm setup. Please note that the repository endpoint provided below is a placeholder and should be replaced with the actual repository URL.

Command:

helm repo add relyio https://relyio-plugin-kubernetes-detech-ai-61649e8973c3604c946bff460f81.gitlab.io

Installing the Plugin

Install the Rely.io Kubernetes plugin in your cluster under the rely-integrations namespace.

helm upgrade --install relyio-plugin-kubernetes \\
  relyio/relyio-plugin-kubernetes \\
  -n rely-integrations

Conclusion

You have successfully integrated the Rely.io Kubernetes plugin into your cluster and you should be able to see it in the "Plugins" page in Rely.

This plugin will enable your Kubernetes environment to communicate effectively with Rely.io services. For any issues or further assistance, consult the provided links or contact support.

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