EJBCA deployment in Kubernetes with production-like settings and persistent data using our open-source Helm chart.
A Helm chart is a higher-level abstraction that enables you to manage a group of related Docker containers as a single unit. The EJBCA Community Helm chart is a simple Helm chart that can get you started quickly while still giving you a production-like installation of EJBCA to play around with.
This tutorial will show you how to use minikube and Helm to start running EJBCA in Kubernetes quickly. It will show how to add the ejbca-community-helm repository and how to configure deployments by customizing the Helm chart configuration file. It will also demonstrate connecting a deployment to an external database, using the bitnami/mariadb Helm chart as an example.
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Check out the supplementary documentation that goes hand-in-hand with our tutorial video.
Get your hands on the EJBCA Helm chart from GitHub.
Get your hands on the EJBCA Docker container by downloading it now.
You can watch the tutorial video on YouTube along with a few other videos here
You can ask your questions and learn from PKI specialists in the EJBCA forum on GitHub Discussions.
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