dojeda/prefect-helm

A helm chart for Prefect

prefect-helm

A helm chart for prefect.

Installation

You will need a kubernetes cluster and helm (version 3).

Clone this repo and install this chart with the following command-line.

$ helm install prefect ./charts/prefect

If this chart is useful for you and you are more versed in kubernetes and helm, please help us by creating a repo for this chart.

Accessing the prefect server

This chart does not expose the prefect user interface or its GraphQL API. After deploying this chart, you can access them with:

$ kubectl port-forward service/apollo 4200 &
$ kubectl port-forward service/ui 8080 &

Alternatively, you can setup a secure access with Pomerium as described in the following section

Pomerium-based access

Pomerium is an identity-aware proxy that can be used to access the Prefect server UI web application and its GraphQL API. The pomerium documentation is quite extensive, but here are some simplified instructions that have worked for me.

These instructions assumes that:

• You are using Google as an identity provider (you can use another provider but please help us by updating these docs later).
• You want to deploy your UI on http://ui.example.com (you will change it for your own domain, of course).
• You have created certificates for your domain. You can follow the guide on https://www.pomerium.io/docs/reference/certificates.html

The procedure is as follows:

1. Deploy prefect server using helm as described in the installation section.
2. Crea

2. Assuming that you want to deploy your UI on http://ui.example.com, then you need to create some SSL certificates first.

2. Create an OAuth client credentials by following the Pomerium documentation in https://www.pomerium.io/docs/identity-providers/google.html

   You do not need to do the service account part.

   You will need the client ID and secret later.

2. Create and review a config.yaml file with your Pomerium configuration. The important keys are marked with # IMPORTANT

   config:
     rootDomain: example.com                                        # IMPORTANT
     service:
       type: "NodePort"
   
     policy:
       - from: "https://ui.example.com"                             # IMPORTANT
         prefix: "/graphql"
         to: "http://apollo.default.svc.cluster.local:4200"
         allowed_domains:
           - "my-company.com"                                       # IMPORTANT
   
       - from: "https://ui.example.com"
         to: "http://example.default.svc.cluster.local:8080"
         allowed_domains:
           - "my-company.com"                                             # IMPORTANT
   
   authenticate:
     idp:
       provider: "google"
       clientID: "FILL ME.apps.googleusercontent.com"               # IMPORTANT
       clientSecret: "FILL ME"                                      # IMPORTANT
     service:
       annotations:
         "cloud.google.com/app-protocols": '{"https":"HTTPS"}'
   
   ingress:
   
     hosts:
       - "*.example.com"                                            # IMPORTANT
     secret:
       name: "pomerium-tls"
     annotations:
       "kubernetes.io/ingress.allow-http": "false"
   
   proxy:
     service:
       annotations:
         "cloud.google.com/app-protocols": '{"https":"HTTPS"}'

3. (Optional) reserve a static IP address for your