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Preflight Check
If you'd like to verify your environment's compatibility, use the following script:
curl -sSL https://github.com/qpoint-io/preflight/releases/latest/download/preflight.sh | sudo bash
Prerequisites
Kubernetes cluster on a Linux Host with supported Kernel (5.10+)
Helm
Kubectl
Install Qpoint Helm Repo
First, add the Qpoint Helm Repo:
helm repo add qpoint https://helm.qpoint.io/
helm repo update
helm search repo qpoint/qtap --versions
helm show values qpoint/qtap
Deploy Qtap
You'll need to provide your Qtap configuration using a YAML file. First, create your configuration file qtap-config.yaml
and supply it via your helm command:
helm install qtap qpoint/qtap \
-n qpoint \
--create-namespace \
--set logLevel=info \
--set-file config=./qtap-config.yaml
Verifying the Deployment
To verify that Qtap is running:
kubectl get pods -n qpoint
You should see a pod named qtap-xxxx
in the Running state.
Uninstalling Qtap
To uninstall Qtap:
helm uninstall qtap -n qpoint
Important Notes
The Qtap pod requires privileged access for eBPF operations. Ensure your cluster's security policies allow this.
To set a specific version, use
--set image.tag="v0.9.7"
For cloud-connected mode, keep your registration token secure and do not share it in public repositories.
For local mode, ensure your configuration is correctly formatted and contains all necessary settings.
The default configuration mounts the host's
/sys
directory. Ensure this is allowed in your cluster.You may need to adjust resource requests and limits based on your cluster's capacity and Qtap's requirements.
When using secret management, ensure proper RBAC permissions are in place for accessing the secret.
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