ckeditor-cs

CKEditor Collaboration Server On-Premises Helm chart

Use this Helm chart to provision CKEditor Collaboration Server on your Kubernetes cluster.

Minimum requirements

• 2 CPU Core
• 1024MB RAM
• One of the following SQL databases:
  • MySQL 5.6/5.7
  • PostgreSQL min. 12.0
• External Redis cluster 3.2.6 or newer
• Kubernetes 1.19+
• Helm v3

The default configuration of running this service requires the reservation of 2 CPU cores and 1GB of RAM in the cluster. For more information about resources usage look here: https://ckeditor.com/docs/cs/latest/onpremises/cs-onpremises/requirements.html#docker

Installation

• create imagePullSecret for pulling images from CKEditor container registry, replace xxx with authentication token

kubectl create secret docker-registry docker-cke-cs-com \
    --docker-username "cs" \
    --docker-server "https://docker.cke-cs.com" \
    --docker-password="xxx"

• install chart in cluster

⚠️ By default, the chart installs the Ckeditor Collaboration Server on-premises with the "latest" tag. If you are using this chart for a production environment, it's strongly recommended to change the container image tag to a numeric representation of the version you want to install.

helm install ckeditor-cs ./ckeditor-cs \
    --set image.tag="latest" \
    --set server.secret.data.DATABASE_HOST="" \
    --set server.secret.data.DATABASE_USER="" \
    --set server.secret.data.DATABASE_PASSWORD="" \
    --set server.secret.data.REDIS_HOST="" \
    --set server.secret.data.ENVIRONMENTS_MANAGEMENT_SECRET_KEY="" \
    --set server.secret.data.LICENSE_KEY="" \
    --set server.secret.data.STORAGE_DRIVER="" \
    --set server.secret.data.STORAGE_LOCATION="" \
    --set server.ingress.hosts[0].host="test.example"

• validate installation by running tests

./../test-deployment.sh

Deleting

helm delete ckeditor-cs