To deploy Infra, follow the deployment guide.
Download the Infra CLI:
Download via homebrew:
brew install infrahq/tap/infra
Download via scoop:
scoop bucket add infrahq https://github.com/infrahq/scoop.git
scoop install infraDownload the latest Debian package from GitHub and install it with dpkg or apt.
sudo dpkg -i infra_*.deb
sudo apt install ./infra_*.deb
Download the latest RPM package from GitHub and install it with rpm or dnf.
sudo rpm -i infra-*.rpm
sudo dnf install infra-*.rpm
Download the latest release from GitHub, unpack the file, and add the binary to the PATH.
Next, log in:
infra login <your infra host>
Then, create an access key:
INFRA_ACCESS_KEY=$(infra keys add --connector -q)
Grant yourself access to the cluster:
infra grants add <your user email> example --role view
Next, verify your access:
infra list
Then, run kubectl to switch to your newly connected cluster.
kubectl config use-context infra:example
Alternatively, you can switch clusters via infra use command.
infra use example
Lastly, try running a command on the Kubernetes cluster:
kubectl get pods -A
By default, Infra will give view access to the user who made the install. To modify permissions or give additional access, use Infra dashboard or CLI.
Congratulations. You've successfully connected your first cluster.
Infra works best when used with a team. Next, configure how users authenticate by connecting an identity provider, or add users directly by inviting them.