Deploy the stack¶
Create the cluster, then apply every Helm release in dependency order: infrastructure first, then the Debezium Operator, then the Debezium Platform.
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Use the README quick start until this page is written.
Configure¶
A single environment file drives every deployment — which environment you are targeting, which cluster type to create, the DNS zone the ingresses are published under, and the database credentials. Copy the template, adjust nothing for a local run, and continue.
Create the cluster¶
Kind reads a cluster definition that maps ports 80 and 443 to the host so the ingress is reachable from your browser.
Apply the releases¶
Releases are labelled and applied in waves, because the operators must be running and their custom resource definitions established before the resources that use them are created. Applying everything at once fails in ways that look like bugs but are ordering.
Verify¶
The deployment is finished when every workload is ready and the platform API answers. Both are worth checking — a running pod is not a working platform.
Next: run your first pipeline. If something failed, see Troubleshooting.