Install on a Kubernetes cluster using Helm charts

Install Datalore

1. Add the Datalore Helm repository:

   helm repo add datalore https://jetbrains.github.io/datalore-configs/charts

2. Create a datalore.values.yaml file.

3. In datalore.values.yaml, add a databaseSecret parameter to set up your database password. A random string is advised.

   databaseSecret: password: xxxx

4. Configure your volumes. In datalore.values.yaml, add the following parameters:

   volumes: - name: storage ... - name: postgresql-data ...

   where:

   • storage: contains workbook data, such as attached files (UID:GID 5000:5000).

   • postgresql-data: contains PostgreSQL database data (UID:GID 999:999).

   Below are exemplary procedures of configuring your volumes:

   Configure hostPath volumes

   1. Create directories:

      mkdir -p /data/postgresql mkdir -p /data/datalore chown 999:999 /data/postgresql chown 5000:5000 /data/datalore

   2. Add to datalore.values.yaml:

      volumes: - name: postgresql-data hostPath: path: /data/postgresql type: Directory - name: storage hostPath: path: /data/datalore type: Directory

   Use volumeClaimTemplates

   If you set up volume auto-provisioning in Kubernetes, you can replace volumes with volumeClaimTemplates.

   volumeClaimTemplates: - metadata: name: storage spec: accessModes: - ReadWriteOnce resources: requests: storage: 10Gi - metadata: name: postgresql-data spec: accessModes: - ReadWriteOnce resources: requests: storage: 2Gi

5. Run the following command and wait for Datalore to start up:

   helm install -f datalore.values.yaml datalore datalore/datalore --version 0.2.11

6. Go to http://127.0.0.1:8080/ and sign up the first user. The first signed-up user will automatically receive admin rights.

7. To access Datalore by a domain other than 127.0.0.1, add a URL with this host as the DATALORE_PUBLIC_URL parameter in the datalore.values.yaml file.

   For example, if you want to use the https://datalore.yourcompany.com domain, add the following:

   dataloreEnv: ... DATALORE_PUBLIC_URL: "https://datalore.yourcompany.com"

8. Click your avatar in the upper-right corner, select Admin panel | License and provide your license key.

   

Run Datalore in a non-default namespace

1. When running Datalore, specify the namespace:

   helm install -n <non_default_namespace> -f datalore.values.yaml datalore datalore/datalore --version 0.2.9

2. (Optional) If you use a custom config, add the namespace under the agentsConfig key as shown in the code below:

   k8s: namespace: <non_default_namespace> instances: ...

Use an external postgres database

1. Add two variables under dataloreEnv: database user and database URL.

   dataloreEnv: ... DB_USER: "<database_user>" DB_URL: "jdbc:postgresql://[database_host]:[database_port]/[database_name]"

2. Set internalDatabase to false.

Enable an email whitelist

Enable a whitelist for new user registration. Only users with emails entered to the whitelist can be registered. The respective tab will be available on the Admin panel.

1. Open the values.yaml file.

2. Add the following parameter:

   dataloreEnv: ... EMAIL_ALLOWLIST_ENABLED = TRUE

The respective tab will become available on the Admin panel.