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Required resources

This page enumerates resources required for minimal deployment: OpsControl and single Env with both Kubernetes and Cloud Foundry.

Network and containers

The follwing table lists minimal number of resources required for the Cloudboostr deployment.

Resource Minimal count Environment OpsControl
Floating IPs / Elastic IPs 11 6 5
Networks 11 7 4
Load Balancers 8 4 4
Security groups 15 7 8
Routers (OpenStack, vSphere) 1 - -
Keypairs 4 2 2
Buckets 6 2 4

Public IPs

Public IPs (also called floating ro elastic) can be connected directly to the virtual machine or to the load balancers. Jumpbox machines are accessed directly and exposed via the external IP for the SSH connection. DNS server is connected to the external DNS like Route53.

Load balancers shape traffic for HA available tools like Cloud Founry router, Kubernetes workers, Grafana or Kibana. External IPs in this case are being used for DNS translation targets or Load Balancer public IPs.

Connected to compute instances

  • OpsControl:
    • Jumpbox
    • DNS master
  • Environment:
    • Jumpbox
    • DNS master

Connected to load balancers

  • OpsControl:
    • UAA
    • Concourse
    • Kibana
    • Grafana
  • Environment:
    • CF router
    • CF SSH
    • Kubernetes

Load Balancers

  • OpsControl:
    • UAA
    • Concourse
    • Kibana
    • Grafana
    • Control Plane
  • Environment:
    • CF router
    • CF SSH
    • Kubernetes

Computational resources

Computational resources consist of virtual machines with differenet numbers of vCPU cores, memory size, ephemeral and persistent disks connected. Total number shows sum of resources required for OpsControl and single env.

Total
CPU 82 vCPU
Mem 192 GB
HDD (persistent) 319 GB
HDD (ephemeral) 1334 GB
OpsControl
CPU 27 vCPU
Memory 68 GB
HDD (persistent) 205 GB
HDD (ephemeral) 414 GB
Environment
CPU 55 vCPU
Mem 124 GB
HDD (persistent) 114 GB
HDD (ephemeral) 920 GB

Note

Number of the CPUs, memory and HDD size are calculated for the full deployment, with both Kubernetes and Cloud Foundry. Deployment without Cloud Foundry requires less resources.

Cloud config

Cloud config describes types of virtual machines that are being used by Cloudboostr deployment.

Name vCPU RAM HDD
general_medium 4 16GB -
general_medium_50GB 4 16GB 50GB
general_medium_100GB 4 16GB 100GB
general_small 2 8GB -
memory_medium 4 32GB -
memory_medium_100GB 4 32GB 100GB
memory_small 2 16GB -

Breakdown of virtual machines

This is the full list of virtual machines in the minimal Cloudboostr deployment.

OpsControl

Deployment VM Cores Memory (GB) HDD Ephemeral (GB) HDD Persistent (GB)
Bosh opscontrol-bosh 4 4 20 64
Jumpbox opscontrol-jumpbox 2 4 20
Prometheus opscontrol-prometheus 2 4 20 10
Control plane opscontrol-control-plane-master 1 2 20 10
opscontrol-control-plane-master 1 2 20 10
opscontrol-control-plane-worker 2 8 20 100
opscontrol-control-plane-worker 2 8 20 100
opscontrol-control-plane-worker 2 8 20 100
opscontrol-control-k8s-metrics-forwarder 1 0.5 20
DNS opscontrol-dns-master 1 1 20
opscontrol-dns-slave 1 1 20
Concourse opscontrol-concourse-web 2 4 20 10
opscontrol-concourse-db 2 4 20 10
opscontrol-concourse-worker 4 8 100

Environment

Deployment VM Cores Memory (GB) HDD Ephemeral (GB) HDD Persistent (GB)
Kubernetes env-k8s-master 1 2 20 5
env-k8s-worker 2 16 20
env-k8s-worker 2 16 20
env-k8s-metrics-forwarder 1 0.5 20
Prometheus env-prometheus 2 4 20 10
DNS env-dns-master 1 1 20
env-dns-slave 1 1 20
Bosh env-bosh 4 4 20 64
Jumpbox env-jumpbox 2 4 20
Cloud Foundry cc-worker 1 2 20
consul 1 2 20 5
router 1 2 20
tcp-router 1 2 20
consul 1 2 20 5
nats 1 2 20
diego-api 2 4 20
backup-restore 1 2 20 10
nats 1 2 20
log-api 1 2 20
doppler 1 2 20
singleton-blobstore 1 2 20
api 1 2 20
log-api 1 2 20
scheduler 1 2 20
diego-api 2 4 20
router 1 2 20
doppler 1 2 20
adapter 1 2 20
consul 1 2 20 5
doppler 1 2 20
diego-cell 4 8 100
cc-worker 1 2 20
api 1 2 20
doppler 1 2 20
tcp-router 1 2 20
database 2 4 20 10
scheduler 1 2 20
adapter 1 2 20
diego-cell 1 2 20
uaa 1 2 20
uaa 1 2 20
metrics-forwarder 1 0.5 20