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NATS and Kubernetes

The recommended way to deploy NATS on Kubernetes is using Helmarrow-up-right with the official NATS Helm Chart.

Helm repo

To register the NATS Helm chart run:

helm repo add nats https://nats-io.github.io/k8s/helm/charts/

Config values

The default configuration values of the chart will deploy a single NATS server as a StatefulSet and a single replica nats-boxarrow-up-right Deployment.

The ArtifactHub pagearrow-up-right provides the list of Helm configuration values and examples for the current release.

For tracking the development version, refer to the source repoarrow-up-right.

Once the desired configuration is created, install the chart:

helm install nats nats/nats

Validate connectivity

Once the pods are up, validate by accessing the nats-box container and running a CLI command.

kubectl exec -it deployment/nats-box -- nats pub test hi

The output should indicate a successful publish to NATS.

16:17:00 Published 2 bytes to "test"

Commercial Options

Synadia offers Deploy for Kubernetesarrow-up-right, a self-service, bring-your-own Kubernetes deployment option that includes NATS and additional components.

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