Prerequisites
What you must have before installing PhoenixAI, and the five checks that catch the problems which otherwise surface much later as a failure that does not name its cause.
Least privilege to deploy
You can install the PhoenixAI operator and PhoenixAI cluster by kubectl or helm. No matter which way you choose, you
Install with Helm
A complete, ordered install of the operator, a shared-data PhoenixAI cluster and the PhoenixAI Anywhere console with the kube-anywhere Helm chart — written so that no prior Kubernetes or Helm experience is assumed.
Install with kubectl
This document introduces how to use the PhoenixAI Operator to automate the deployment and management of a PhoenixAI
Migrate from the StarRocks operator
This guide explains how to move a cluster that is currently managed by the open-source
Console data volume
What the Anywhere console keeps on its own persistent volume, why it outlives an uninstall, and how to size it.
Warehouses
From PhoenixAI Operator v1.9.0, PhoenixAIWarehouse CRD is introduced to manage the warehouse. This document describes
Multiple clusters
If you have deployed a PhoenixAI cluster by YAML manifests, you can write a new PhoenixAICluster CR YAML to deploy
License a cluster
After you have deployed your PhoenixAI cluster, you must acquire the license and append it to the cluster. In addition to appending the license while deploying a cluster, you can also append it using the RESTful API.
Upgrade the operator
This guide explains how to upgrade only the operator — the controller that reconciles the CRDs —