Requirements

Please setup a Kubernetes cluster (please see the following guide: Kubernetes ).

Once you have got your cluster up and running you can start deploying Harbor HA.

Add the Harbor repo to Helm

helm repo add harbor https://helm.goharbor.io

Setup a new PSQL database, please see the following guide (https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-install-and-use-postgresql-on-ubuntu-20-04 ) and create a new database called registry for Harbor Core (this is where Harbor will store information about itself).

You will then also need to create an account for Harbor to access the database with, so it can create new tables and manage itself.

You may also need to configure the fire wall and security groups for your database and cluster to be able to talk to each other.

Configuring the chart

*Note this configuration reflects the current state of development.

Please configure each section of the harbor-values.yaml file from cloud-deployed-apps https://github.com/stfc/cloud-deployed-apps/blob/main/prod-values/harbor-values.yaml

For a full list of configurable variables please see: https://github.com/goharbor/harbor-helm#configuration

Once you have saved all the above configuration into a harbor-values.yaml file we can install Harbor HA onto the cluster.

helm install my-harbor-release harbor/harbor -f harbor-values.yaml

It can take a few minutes to deploy.

Check the status of the deployment with

kubectl get pods

You can continue to update the chart with

helm upgrade my-harbor-release harbor/harbor -f harbor-values.yaml

You should now be able to connect to Harbor on the browser via the IP address you set in the harbor-values.yaml file.

You should now be able to run kubectl delete storageclass --all and the deployment will be unaffected.