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nexus-installer

Deploy Pinecone Nexus into a Kubernetes cluster you operate.

Nexus requires a Pinecone Enterprise plan. Pinecone distributes the container images and the OCI chart, and provides the registry access you pull them from. Contact your Pinecone account team before you begin.

Contents

  • install/ — the install toolkit. Fill in one inputs file, then generate the Helm values, run preflight, confirm the images are in your registry, and install. Consumes the published OCI chart. See install/README.md.

  • terraform/<cloud>-slim/ — optional Terraform for a ready-made cluster with pre-created object storage and keyless workload identity. Skip any of these if you already have a cluster; they provision infrastructure only and are not required by the install. One per cloud:

    Module Cloud Cluster Object storage Keyless identity
    terraform/aks-slim/ Azure AKS Blob containers Workload Identity (federated credentials)
    terraform/eks-slim/ AWS EKS S3 buckets IRSA
    terraform/gke-slim/ GCP GKE GCS buckets Workload Identity

    Each module's README.md has the details.

The Helm chart is published as an OCI artifact alongside the image bundle; image-manifest.sh lists what to stage in your registry and install.sh consumes the chart, for the first install and for every upgrade after it.

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