Deploy
SingleStore can be deployed on bare metal, on virtual machines, or in the cloud by using SingleStore Tools, or via popular configuration management tools.
Important
When selecting a deployment option, please note the following:
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An online deployment is where all of the hosts that will comprise the SingleStore cluster can connect to the internet to download additional SingleStore software components.
Offline deployment options are available with instructions for downloading and transferring these additional SingleStore software components before deploying SingleStore. -
If you plan to deploy SingleStore using RPM or DEB packages, make sure you have adequate permissions to install packages on the target host.
Select the deployment guide that best fits your needs based on your target deployment environment.
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UI Deploy a cluster using a browser-based UI |
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UI + YAML File Deploy a cluster using the UI to generate a “base” cluster configuration YAML file that can be customized |
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YAML File Deploy a cluster using the command line and a cluster configuration YAML file that you created from scratch |
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Command Line Deploy a cluster using the command line |
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Cluster in a Box - Linux Host For development only Deploy a cluster on a physical, virtual, or cloud-based Linux host for development |
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SingleStore Dev Image - Docker For development only Deploy a cluster using Docker on Linux, macOS, and Windows for development |
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Kubernetes Advanced deployment Deploy a cluster using the Kubernetes Operator. |
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Last modified: September 19, 2023