Deploy Kubernetes backup on OpenShift: TrilioVault Manager | Trilio for Kubernetes

Deploy Trilio for Kubernetes on Red Hat OpenShift by creating the TrilioVault Manager, the resource that runs T4K, and open the T4K management console.

You will:

• Create the TrilioVault Manager in trilio-system from the installed operator
• Review the full resource in the YAML view: job deadline, datamover resources and ingress
• Wait for Deployed and find the new Trilio Backups section in the OpenShift console
• Open the T4K management console and sign in with your OpenShift account

Best practices covered: change T4K only through the TrilioVault Manager and keep its manifest in version control (the operator reverts changes made anywhere else); size the job deadline from measured backup throughput (the default is 12 hours); measure datamover memory on a representative backup before production; reach the console through the HTTPS ingress, never port-forward.

Chapters

0:00 Open the operator in trilio-system

0:49 Recommended values in the form

1:06 Review the full YAML

1:26 Job deadline

1:47 Datamover resources

2:04 Ingress on OpenShift

2:29 Create and wait for Deployed

2:52 Open the T4K management console

Trilio for Kubernetes documentation for OpenShift: https://docs.trilio.io/kubernetes/getting-started/red-hat-openshift
Compatibility matrix: https://docs.trilio.io/kubernetes/overview/compatibility-matrix

Recorded on Red Hat OpenShift 4.21 with Trilio for Kubernetes 5.4.1.

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