Human Connection
1.0.0
1.0.0
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  • Neo4J
  • Backend
    • GraphQL
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  • Webapp
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  • Testing Guide
    • End-to-end tests
    • Frontend tests
    • Backend tests
  • Contributing
  • Kubernetes Deployment
    • Minikube
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      • Kubernetes Dashboard
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    • Human Connection
      • Error Reporting
      • Mailserver
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    • Volumes
      • Neo4J Offline-Backups
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      • Reclaim Policy
      • Velero
    • Metrics
    • Legacy Migration
  • Feature Specification
  • Code of conduct
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Kubernetes Deployment

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There are a couple different ways we have tested to deploy an instance of Human Connection, with and via . In order to manage your own network, you have to , (optional, but the preferred way), and set up a kubernetes cluster. Since there are many different options to host your cluster, we won't go into specifics here.

We have tested two different kubernetes providers: and .

Check out the specific documentation for your provider. After that, choose whether you want to go with the recommended deploy option , or use kubernetes to apply the configuration for .

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