- Install virtualbox.
- Install
hasuractl.- For Windows: windows-amd64/hasuractl.exe
- For Linux: linux-amd64/hasuractl
- For Mac: mac-amd64/hasuractl
- Install latest kubectl (>= 1.6.0) (https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/kubectl/install/)
(1) Create an account on beta.hasura.io if you do not have one.
(2) Run:
hasuractl login
(3) After you have successfully logged in, run this command:
NOTE: Please be advised that if you are running the next command for the first time, it will roughly download about 1-1.5GB of docker images.
hasuractl local start
It might take a long time for this to finish, depending on your internet connection. The command exits by pointing you to a url to login to the console.
hasuractl local stop
This will stop the running hasura platform. You can start it again by running hasuractl local start.
If you like to clean the existing hasura platform to start afresh, you can run this:
hasuractl local clean
NOTE: The above command will delete all data and configuration. However, the underlying VM is not deleted and hence the downloaded images still exist inside the VM. This is what you should be using if you plan to run hasuractl local start again. If you would also like to delete the underlying VM, you should run this:
hasuractl local delete
The above command will delete the the VM completely and hence all the downloaded images with it.
The current version of the platform is v0.12.2. No major features are added since v0.11. However, we will provide instructions to upgrade to v0.12 soon.
When you try to login to the console, if it fails with a message saying 'postgres.hasura' is not resolved, run this command:
kubectl delete po -n kube-system -l k8s-app=kube-dns
Wait for a few seconds and try again.
Follow the instructions here: https://github.com/hasura/ngrok
- Migration from local development to Kubernetes cluster on any cloud provider.