![]() ![]() In Buckets, Create a bucket “ druidlocal” with default settings.Logon with credentials rootUser, rootpass123.Step 6 – Configure Deep Storage bucket – On a web browser go to This kubectl command will run as a foreground process, the terminal will continue to display port forwarding activity for as long as you need access to the Min.io UI. In this test we used hyperkit.īrew install hyperkit Install Minikube, Kubectl and Helm and start minikube Minikube can use different VM management engines like docker and hyperkit. So without further ado, the step by step instructions: Install a VM Manager For all such parameters, we’ve color coded them like this, to indicate they are changeable. ![]() Throughout this post, the kubernetes namespace is set to “ dev”, you can change it to whatever you want as long as you change it everywhere. In the end, you have a deployment that does not require access to the internet. These instructions will help you deploy Apache Druid as a distributed cluster on minikube adding min.io on k8s that uses local disk for deep storage. Our intent is to get you from zero to running Druid in just a few minutes and without any prior knowledge. We use the Apache Druid Helm Chart to deploy and manage the Druid database on Kubernetes. These instructions are for MacOS with at least 6 CPUs and 8.5GB of memory to spare. This blog post is a starting point that lets you work with Kubernetes but without any cloud fees or extra hardware needed. But if you are learning Apache Druid® and at some point you’ll want to scale out on some Kubernetes service in the cloud or on-premises, then it is good to understand how to deploy and manage in a Kubernetes context. Why not use standalone or docker-compose versions instead, you ask? Good point, for the most part it is probably easier to do that. This is a quick guide to deploy Apache Druid ® using k8s minikube and min.io on your laptop. If you are ever in need of a Druid cluster deployment on your laptop, here’s how to do it. ![]()
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