Step 2 - Installing the Testkube Agent
Now that you've successfully installed Testkube's CLI, you'll need to install Testkube's agent to initiate a new environment.
To get started, sign into Testkube and create an account:
Installation Steps
- After signing in, create your first environment
- Fill in the environment name:
- Copy the Helm install command into your terminal to install the environment and deploy the Testkube agent in your cluster:
- Run the command in your terminal and wait for Testkube to detect the connection.
You will need Helm installed and kubectl
configured with access to your Kubernetes cluster:
- To install
helm
just follow the install instructions on the Helm web site. - To install
kubectl
follow Kubernetes docs.
- After some time, you should see the Helm installation notice:
Validating the Installation
Testkube Cloud will notify if the installation is successful.
- A green indicator means that your cluster was able to connect to the Testkube Cloud.
- A red indicator indicates that the Testkube Agent can't connect to the Testkube Cloud API (Testkube needs some time to establish a connection, max time is 2-3 minutes).
In case of a RED status you can try to debug the issues with the command below:
testkube agent debug
By default, Testkube is installed in the testkube
namespace.