Deploying Beta9 on AWS

Plan a persistent Kubernetes installation using the repository’s chart

Deploy Beta9 on EKS using the Helm chart and configuration from your selected release.

Prepare the Installation

Set up EKS, CPU/GPU workers, a container registry, ingress/TLS, and persistent PostgreSQL, Redis, and S3-compatible storage.

Copy the chart’s values.yaml to values.aws.yaml. Set your service addresses, image versions, and Kubernetes secrets. Gateway, worker, and runner images should match the selected release.

Render and Install

From the matching Beta9 source checkout, after creating values.aws.yaml:

helm dependency build deploy/charts/beta9
helm template beta9 deploy/charts/beta9 \
  --namespace beta9 --values values.aws.yaml > rendered.yaml

Review the rendered resources and the Kubernetes context. Then install:

helm upgrade --install beta9 deploy/charts/beta9 \
  --namespace beta9 --create-namespace --values values.aws.yaml
kubectl get pods -n beta9
kubectl get services -n beta9

Configure the beta9 CLI with your gateway and token, then test a CPU workload. Check gateway and worker logs if it fails. For help, see self-hosting.