freeleaps-ops/cluster/manifests/freeleaps-data-platform/metabase

Metabase Deployment

Overview

This directory contains Kubernetes manifests for deploying Metabase, a business intelligence and analytics platform, along with its PostgreSQL database.

Components

1. metabase-postgres.yaml

PostgreSQL database deployment:

• Persistent storage for data
• ConfigMap for database configuration
• Secret for database password
• Service for internal communication

2. metabase-deployment.yaml

Metabase application deployment:

• Metabase container with latest image
• Persistent storage for application data
• Environment variables for database connection
• Health checks and resource limits
• Service for internal communication

3. metabase-ingress.yaml

Ingress configuration for external access:

• Nginx ingress class
• Multiple host support (metabase.freeleaps.cluster, metabase.local)
• SSL redirect disabled for development

Deployment Steps

1. Deploy PostgreSQL Database

kubectl apply -f metabase-postgres.yaml

2. Wait for PostgreSQL to be Ready

kubectl wait --for=condition=ready pod -l app=metabase-postgres -n metabase --timeout=300s

3. Deploy Metabase Application

kubectl apply -f metabase-deployment.yaml

4. Deploy Ingress (Optional)

kubectl apply -f metabase-ingress.yaml

5. Monitor Deployment

kubectl get pods -n metabase
kubectl get services -n metabase
kubectl get ingress -n metabase

Configuration

Database Connection

• Type: PostgreSQL
• Host: metabase-postgres
• Port: 5432
• Database: metabase
• User: metabase
• Password: metabasepassword

Storage

• Metabase Data: 10Gi persistent storage
• PostgreSQL Data: 5Gi persistent storage
• Storage Class: azure-disk-std-ssd-lrs

Resources

• Metabase: 512Mi-1Gi memory, 250m-500m CPU
• PostgreSQL: 256Mi-512Mi memory, 250m-500m CPU

Access

Internal Access

• Metabase: http://metabase.metabase.svc.cluster.local:3000
• PostgreSQL: metabase-postgres.metabase.svc.cluster.local:5432

External Access (with Ingress)

• Primary: http://metabase.freeleaps.cluster
• Alternative: http://metabase.local

Initial Setup

1. First Access: Navigate to the Metabase URL
2. Setup Wizard: Follow the initial setup wizard
3. Database Connection: Use the internal PostgreSQL connection
4. Admin User: Create the first admin user
5. Data Sources: Connect to your data sources

Troubleshooting

Check Pod Status

kubectl get pods -n metabase
kubectl describe pod <pod-name> -n metabase

Check Logs

kubectl logs <pod-name> -n metabase
kubectl logs <pod-name> -n metabase -c postgres  # for PostgreSQL

Check Services

kubectl get services -n metabase
kubectl describe service metabase -n metabase

Check Storage

kubectl get pvc -n metabase
kubectl describe pvc metabase-data -n metabase

Notes

• Initial Startup: Metabase may take 2-3 minutes to start up on first deployment
• Database: Ensure PostgreSQL is fully ready before deploying Metabase
• Storage: Both Metabase and PostgreSQL use persistent storage for data persistence
• Security: Default password is base64 encoded, consider changing for production use