aws.example.tfvars
or gcp.example.tfvars
into a new file called byoc.tfvars
.
byoc.tfvars
. Configuration instructions can be found directly within the file.
apply
.
kubectl
command printed as Terraform output to the terminal.
Run this command, which will add the EKS or GKE cluster configuration to your local .kubeconfig
file.
That’s it! You’re now ready to connect to ParadeDB.
http://localhost:8080
. Your Grafana credentials have been printed in the terminal output of the above Terraform apply
command.
You can find the ParadeDB dashboard by typing CloudNativePG
in the search bar, and selecting paradedb
for the Database Namespace.
By default, the dashboard will display metrics over the last 7 days. If you’ve just spun up the cluster, change it to the last 15 minutes to start seeing results immediately.