Post-Installation
tags:
- administration
- installation
- helm
- configuration
After installing Flex, use this guide to configure and verify your deployment.
#Verify Pod Status
Ensure all pods are running:
kubectl get pods -n gluuExpected output shows pods in Running or Completed state.
#Configure Flex with TUI
The Terminal User Interface (TUI) provides an interactive way to configure Flex components. The TUI calls the Config API to perform configuration.
See the TUI for Kubernetes guide for detailed instructions.
#Verify Endpoints
Test that your Flex endpoints are accessible:
| Service | Endpoint |
|---|---|
| Auth Server | https://<FQDN>/.well-known/openid-configuration |
| FIDO2 | https://<FQDN>/.well-known/fido2-configuration |
| SCIM | https://<FQDN>/.well-known/scim-configuration |
#View Logs
Check logs for troubleshooting:
kubectl logs -n gluu -l app=auth-server
kubectl logs -n gluu -l app=config-api#Common Issues
#Pods not starting
Check events for the namespace:
kubectl get events -n gluu --sort-by='.lastTimestamp'#Database connection errors
Verify database connectivity:
kubectl exec -it -n gluu <config-pod> -- nc -zv <db-host> <db-port>#Certificate issues
Ensure TLS certificates are properly configured:
kubectl get secrets -n gluu | grep tls#Next Steps
- Kubernetes Operations - Day-2 operations
- Config API - REST API configuration
- Monitoring - Set up monitoring
