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Helm values

Reference for the key Helm values used to deploy the e6data operator and workspace components In Your VPC.

For In-VPC (CloudPrem) deployments, the e6data operator is installed with a Helm chart your onboarding engineer provides (once per cluster). Workspace components are deployed per workspace - on AWS through an e6-workspace Helm chart, and on Azure by applying the NamespaceConfig and QueryRouter custom resources directly. This page summarizes the values (AWS) and equivalent CR fields (Azure) you most commonly set. The complete, version-specific templates ship with the charts.

This reference applies to In-VPC deployments only. Always use the values template and image versions provided by your e6data onboarding engineer.

Operator chart

Value
Description

image.repository, image.tag

The operator image, provided by e6data

replicaCount

Operator replicas (typically 2)

resources.requests / resources.limits

CPU and memory for the operator

logLevel

Operator log level (for example, info)

tolerations

Tolerations so the operator schedules onto its node pool

Workspace components

On AWS these are Helm values; on Azure they are the equivalent fields on the NamespaceConfig and QueryRouter resources.

Value / field
Description

workspaceName

The workspace name

tenant

Your tenant identifier (from onboarding)

cloud, region

Cloud provider and region

storageBackend

The metadata storage bucket/account

imageRepository

The image repository for workspace components

namespaceConfig.*

Console, compaction, node pool, and tolerations for the workspace

queryRouter.*

Envoy, XDS, HTTP/PG query settings, TLS, and JWT auth

monitoringServices.*

Monitoring endpoint and credentials (if monitoring is enabled)

On AWS these values are rendered with helm template | kubectl apply --server-side; on Azure the equivalent fields are set directly on the custom resources. See the In-VPC deployment guides for AWS and Azure.

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