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Mickael Maison resolved KAFKA-12179.
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Fix Version/s: (was: 2.7.0)
Resolution: Invalid
> Install Kafka on IBM Cloud
> --------------------------
>
> Key: KAFKA-12179
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/KAFKA-12179
> Project: Kafka
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: docs, documentation
> Affects Versions: 2.7.0
> Reporter: Muhammad Arif
> Priority: Trivial
> Attachments: Kafka1.png, Kafka2.png, KafkaVerify1.png,
> KafkaVerify2.png, KafkaVerify3.png, KafkaVerify4.png, Kubernetes1.png,
> Kubernetes2.png, Kubernetes3.png, Kubernetes4.png, Kubernetes5.png,
> Kubernetes6.png, Kubernetes7.png, Storage1.png, Storage2.png
>
>
> *Installing Kafka on IBM Cloud*
>
> This document will describe how to install Kafka on IBM Cloud using
> Kubernetes Service.
>
> *+Contents+*
> # Introduction
> # Provision Kubernetes Cluster
> # Deploy IBM Cloud Block-Storage Plugin
> # Deploy Kafka
> # Verifying the Kafka Installation
> *Introduction*
> To complete this tutorial, you should have an IBM Cloud account, if you do
> not have one, please [register/signup|https://cloud.ibm.com/registration]
> here.
> For installing Kafka, we have used the Kubernetes cluster, and used the IBM
> Cloud Block-Storage plugin for our persistent volume. Upon the completion of
> this tutorial, you would have the Kafka up and running on the Kubernetes
> cluster.
> # Provision the Kubernetes cluster, if you have already setup one, skip to
> step 2.
> # Deploy the IBM Cloud Block-Storage Plugin to the created cluster, if you
> have already done this, skip to step 3.
> # Deploy the Kafka.
> *Provision Kubernetes Cluster*
> * Click on the *Catalog* button on top center. Open
> [Catalog|https://cloud.ibm.com/catalog]. !Kubernetes1.png!
> * In search catalog box, search for *Kubernetes Service* and click on it.
> !Kubernetes2.png!
> * You are now at Create Kubernetes Cluster page, there you have the two
> plans to create the Kubernetes cluster, either using free plan or standard
> plan.
>
> *Option1- Using Free Plan:*
> * Select Pricing Plan as “*Free*”.
> * Click on *Create*. !Kubernetes3.png!
> * Wait a few minutes, and then your Cloud would be ready.
>
> *_Note_*_: Please be careful when choosing free cluster, as your pods could
> be stuck at pending state due to insufficient compute and memory resources,
> if you face such kind of issue please increase your resource by creating them
> choosing the standard plan._
>
> *Option2- Using Standard Plan:*
> * Select Pricing Plan as “*Standard*”
> * Select your Kubernetes Version as latest available or desired one by
> application. In our example we have set it to be ‘*1.18.13*’.
> * !Kubernetes4.png!
> * Select Infrastructure as “*Classic*”
> * Leave Resource Group to “*Default*”
> * Select Geography as “*Asia*” or your desired one.
> * Select Availability as “*Single Zone*”.
> _This option allows you to create the resources in either single or multi
> availability zones. Multi availability zone provides you the option to create
> the resources in more than one availability zones so in case of catastrophe
> it could sustain the disaster and continues to work._
> * Select Worker Zone as *Chennai 01. !Kubernetes5.png!*
> * In Worker Pool, input your desired number of nodes as “*3*”
> * Leave the Encrypt Local Disk option to “*On*”
> * Select Master Service Endpoint to “*Both private and public endpoints*”
> !Kubernetes6.png!
> * Give your cluster-name as “*Kafka-Cluster*”
> * Provide *tags* to your cluster and click on *Create*.
> * Wait a few minutes, and then your Cloud would be ready. !Kubernetes7.png!
> *Deploy IBM Cloud Block-Storage Plugin*
> * Click on the *Catalog* button on top center.
> * In search catalog box, search for *IBM Cloud Block Storage Plug-in* and
> click on it !Storage1.png!
> * Select your cluster as "*Kafka-Cluster*"
> * Provide *Target Namespace* as “*kafka-storage*”, leave *name* and
> *resource group* to *default*
> * Click on *Install !Storage2.png!*
>
> *Deploy Kafka*
> * Again go to the *Catalog* and search for Kafka. !Kafka1.png!
> * Provide the details as below. !Kafka2.png!
> * Target: *IBM Kubernetes Service*
> * Method: *Helm chart*
> * Kubernetes cluster: *Kafka-Cluster*(jp-tok)
> * Target namespace: *kafka*
> * Workspace: *kafka-01-07-2021*
> * Resource group: *Default*
> * Click on *Parameters with Default Values*, you can set the deployment
> values or use the default ones, we have used the default ones in this example.
> * Click on *Install*.
> *Verifying the Kafka Installation*
> * Go to the *Resources List* in the Left Navigation Menu and click on **
> *Kubernetes* and then *Clusters. !KafkaVerify1.png!*
> * Click on your created *Kafka-Cluster.*
> * A screen would come up for your created cluster, click on *Actions,* and
> then *Web Terminal !KafkaVerify2.png!*
> * A warning will appear asking you to install the Web Terminal, click on
> *Install*
> * When the terminal is installed, click on the action button again and click
> on web terminal and type the following command in below command window. It
> will show you the workspaces of your cluster, you can see *kafka* active.
> {code:java}
> $ kubectl get ns{code}
> {code:java}
> $ kubectl get pod –n Namespace –o wide {code}
> !KafkaVerify3.png!
> {code:java}
> $ kubectl get service –n Namespace {code}
> !KafkaVerify4.png!
>
> The installation is done. Enjoy!
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