Self-Hosted Install With Helm

Prerequisites

To install and run Mission Control you need to have the following prerequisites:

Kubernetes 1.26+ with an Ingress Controller
500-1000m of CPU and 2GB of Memory
Persistent Volumes with 20GB+ of storage or an external postgres database
(Optional) SMTP Server (For sending notifications and invites)

Install Helm Repository

helm repo add flanksource https://flanksource.github.io/charts
helm repo update

Install Helm Chart

To set custom values file for your mission-control helm chart installation to override existing values in mission-control-chart.

values.yaml
global:
  ui:
    host: "mission-control-ui.local" # hostname
  serviceAccount:
    annotations: # Any annotations required to attach custom IAM policies etc.

adminPassword: admin # The default password for the admin@local user

flanksource-ui:
  ingress:
    enabled: true
    annotations:
      kubernetes.io/ingress.class: nginx
      kubernetes.io/tls-acme: "true"
db:
  storageClass: # e.g. gp3
  storage: 50Gi

helm install mission-control  \
  flanksource/mission-control  \
 -n mission-control \
 --create-namespace \
 --wait \
 -f values.yaml

See mission-control-chart/values.yaml or helm show values flanksource/mission-control for a full list of configuration options

Optional Steps

Configure SMTP

An SMTP server is required for sending notifications, user invites and password resets.

The format of connection_uri is smtp://hostname:port

values.yaml
kratos:
  kratos:
    config:
      courier:
        smtp:
          connection_uri: # smtp://localhost:25
          from_address: noreply@
          from_name: Mission Control
          headers: {} # These headers will be passed in the SMTP conversation -- e.g. when using the AWS SES SMTP interface for cross-account sending.
          local_name: #Identifier used in the SMTP HELO/EHLO command. Some SMTP relays require a unique identifier.

Kratos also supports HTTP Webhooks for sending emails.

Single Sign On

See SSO for OIDC.

External Database

See Database for using an external database like AWS RDS or for tweaking postgres settings.

Optional Steps​

Optional Steps