In order to deploy fluent, the demon said, we're going to use Helme charts again.
I found a fluent Helme chart from Pete Nemi.
Obviously, there are a bunch of different charts from different maintainers.
So I'm going to just go with this one again.
Already familiar steps.
So first, we're going to add a bit Nemi repository so that we can access the charts.
So let's do that.
Repository has been added and we can install the chart.
Let's actually call it fluid.
And it was installed, let's actually see what components got created and what actually happened.
And here you see there are four different containers of 20 to get a better overview of what components
got created.
I would go to the dashboard and here you see in a different namespace, the containers are starting
up.
First thing we see is a demon said God created and here are the pots.
So two of them just got created.
One of them is still starting.
And here, as you see, a state full set of fluency also created.
Here we have a bunch of fluidity services and so on, the good thing about Helme chards is that you
don't have to know all the components.
You have to understand how this whole thing works.
You can rely on the fact that they have correctly set it up and once you install it in your cluster,
it will do its job.
So basically, you don't have to understand what these things do.
You have to understand how the application works and how you can configure what you need to configure,
which is reading the logs and saving to ElasticSearch.
So let's refresh it again.
Here you see all the pods started and everything is running fine.