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Remove Kustomize references in docs and replace with Helm Chart #30008

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8 changes: 3 additions & 5 deletions docs/operator-guides/configuring-airbyte.md
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Expand Up @@ -15,14 +15,12 @@ If you want to manage your own docker files, please refer to Airbyte's docker fi

## Kubernetes Deployments

The recommended way to run an Airbyte Kubernetes deployment is via the `Kustomize` overlays.

We recommend using the overlays in the `stable` directory as these have preset resource limits.
The recommended way to run an [Airbyte Kubernetes deployment](../deploying-airbyte/on-kubernetes-via-helm.md) is via the `Helm Charts`.

To configure the default Airbyte Kubernetes deployment, modify the `.env` in the respective directory. Each application will consume the appropriate
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I don't think this is true for Helm charts. As far as I know, the .env file has no impact on Helm deployments of Airbyte. Instead, values need to be defined in the env-configmap.yaml template.

@git-phu could you sanity check my claim here?

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Yes that is correct. Modifying the .env file has no impact on Helm deployments.

The instructions for configuring a helm deployment are already present in the linked helm docs here https://docs.airbyte.com/deploying-airbyte/on-kubernetes-via-helm/#custom-deployment

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@git-phu @pmossman can you check the new sentence? I'll reference to the custom deployment guides too.

env var from a generated configmap.

If you want to manage your own Kube manifests, please refer to the various `Kustomize` overlays for examples.
If you want to manage your own Kube manifests, please refer to the `Helm Chart`.

## Reference

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#### Worker

1. `TEMPORAL_WORKER_PORTS` - Define the local ports the Airbyte Worker pod uses to connect to the various Job pods. Port 9001 - 9040 are exposed by default in the Kustomize deployments.
1. `TEMPORAL_WORKER_PORTS` - Define the local ports the Airbyte Worker pod uses to connect to the various Job pods. Port 9001 - 9040 are exposed by default in the Helm Chart.

#### Logging

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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/understanding-airbyte/jobs.md
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The Cloud Storage store is treated as the source-of-truth of execution state.

The Container Orchestrator is only available for Airbyte Kubernetes today and automatically enabled when running the Airbyte Helm charts/Kustomize deploys.
The Container Orchestrator is only available for Airbyte Kubernetes today and automatically enabled when running the Airbyte Helm Charts deploys.

![Orchestrator Lifecycle](../.gitbook/assets/orchestrator-lifecycle.png)

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