Running on premises
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The LABDRIVE platform can be used running in the cloud, delivered by LIBNOVA as a service, or in your own infrastructure.
This article provides information on how to deploy, test and operate an on-premises deployment.
Running LABDRIVE on premises requires the following elements:
Database service
Indexing service
Kubernetes cluster
CEPH-based storage
Monitoring facilities
Backup infrastructure
LABDRIVE keeps most of your content information in a MySQL database, with the following being required:
Managed MySQL v5.7 Database cluster.
For low-medium volume repositories, the database cluster should scale to minimum of 5.000 concurrent connections. For medium-large repositories, it should be capable of scaling at least to 10.000 concurrent connections, all handled with minimal latency and maximum throughput.
An account with root permissions should exist for the installation.
Logs, metadata and other information is kept in an Elasticsearch-based index, with the following being required:
Managed Elasticsearch 7.1 cluster, with a minimum of 3 master nodes and 4 data nodes, with at least 200GB of fast storage each.
Platform Processing is performed within a Kubernetes cluster, with the following being required:
Managed Kubernetes cluster:
With at least 3 worker nodes with 100GB of fast storage each.
Load Balancer and Ingress controllers
Support for PVCs (Persistent Volume Claims)
Support for concurrent storage access (Nodes will need to access a shared, persistent volume)
Networking between pods already configured.
For low-medium volume repositories, expect a workload between 200 and 300 pods running concurrently. For medium-high, expect 300-800 concurrent pods. Cluster networking should support the pods.
Preserved content is finally stored in a CEPH cluster, with the following being required:
Managed CEPH v16 Cluster:
The CEPH S3 endpoint should be externally accesible, so both LABDRIVE and LABDRIVE clients/users can reach it.
S3 notifications enabled (using HTTP or AMQP)
Notifications can be synchronous (slower writes) or asynchronous (faster, provided that the log pool is placed on fast media)
Redundancy and availability as required by your use case.
For production environments, the platform should be monitored, with the following being required:
Zabbix version 6 monitoring platform.
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