charts

AutoMQ charts repository for Kafka and RocketMQ.

Usage

Pre-requirement

Helm must be installed to use the charts. Please refer to Helm’s documentation to get started.

Once Helm is set up properly, add the repo as follows:

helm repo add automq https://charts.automq.com
helm repo update

You can then run helm search repo automq to see the charts.

automq-for-rocketmq

Install automq-for-rocketmq as follows:

helm install automq-for-rocketmq automq/automq-for-rocketmq

Deploying with default values creates the following three pods:

• MySQL
• Localstack
• AutoMQ Broker

Parameter Configuration

Use Custom Database

By default values will deploy MySQL for metadata storage.

If you want to use an existing database, you can refer to the following method to configure it.

1. Download ddl.sql and create the database yourself

   wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/AutoMQ/automq-for-rocketmq/main/metadata-jdbc/src/main/resources/ddl.sql
   

2. Create custom values

# Custom-values.yaml
broker:
  db:
    url: "jdbc:mysql://<mysql-endpoint>/<database>"
    userName: "<user>"
    password: "<password>"

1. Deploy using custom values

   helm install -f custom-values.yaml automq-for-rocketmq automq/automq-for-rocketmq
   

   Use S3 and Other Compatible Services

The default values will deploy Localstack for data storage.

If you want to use AWS S3 or other S3 API compatible services such as Minio, you can refer to the following method to configure it.

1. Create custom values

   # Custom-values.yaml
   broker:
     s3:
    endpoint: "<s3-service-endpoint>"
    bucket: "<bucket-name>"
    region: "<region-id>"
    forcePathStyle: true
    accessKey: "<access-key>"
    secretKey: "<secret-key>"
   

2. Deploy using custom values ```shell

helm install -f custom-values.yaml automq-for-rocketmq automq/automq-for-rocketmq ```

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