So now we have ElasticSearch running so we can install second component of elastic steak, which is
Cubano and Elastic also has a hem chart for Caivano.
So you click here.
This is also official one and super simple installation.
You also have a list of configuration or parameters here, but we don't need to overwrite anything.
So we're just going to go with the comment without any external parameters.
So this should install Caivano deployment.
And all necessary components that it needs.
Again, let's check it hot.
And the container is creating, of course, Cubano compared to ElasticSearch is not a stateful application
because it doesn't have a state of its own.
It gets all of its data from ElasticSearch.
So Kibwana replication and configuration is pretty easy compared to elastic, and therefore it also
gets created as a deployment and not a stateful said.
So we can also go back to dashboard and refresh and here you see the status dashboard, so to say,
when a pod is just starting up, you have these different colors.
So if you refresh.
Everything is green, so Kibwana is running and as I said, it is a deployment component and we just
have one replica of it, carbonised UI.
So obviously we want to see how it looks, how its dashboard looks.
So if we scroll down to the services, you see there is a Kibwana service right here.
However, it is of cluster ipe type means.
It is an internal service so it doesn't allow external or browser requests to it.
So later we're going to configure ingress for it so that we can access it through a browser.
But there's a hitch or a test set up, so to say, where you can access internal services from a remote
cluster, for example, through your local host on your laptop.
And the way to do that is using cubes.
It'll put forward a deployment, keep on the name.
And here we just need the port where the application is running, which we can see here.
This is the endpoint in port and which will forward the requests from our local host to that internal
service.
So now if I do localhost the ports that I copied, I should be able to see Cubano Dashboard on my laptop.
So this is a dashboard and you have access to different tools, but we're not going to be able to see
anything because our elasticsearch is empty.
So that's how you can access internal services on localhost.
Know that obviously this only works on your laptop.
So for a long term solution, if your whole team needs access to Kibwana or you want to have its own
endpoint for it.
So in that case, we'll need to configure ingress, which we are going to do in the next section.