Deploying Orbital

Deploying Orbital

Production concepts

When deploying to production, there are common tasks you may wish to perform:

Deploying using Docker Compose

A sample docker-compose.yml is maintained by the Orbital team and published at start.orbitalhq.com.

The quickest way to get it running is via our install script:

curl -sSL https://start.orbitalhq.com/start.sh | bash

It contains reasonable defaults for getting a local environment running. Note that by default, Orbital does not enable authentication or role-based authorization, and you’ll need to enable these.

Learn more about our start script

Our [quick start guide](/docs) has a full breakdown of [what the install script does](/docs#what-the-install-script-does) - including the OS-specific Docker Compose, directory and `.env` setup it handles for you.

Deploying with Terraform

Orbital maintains deployment scripts for production configurations of Orbital in Terraform.

These are available here

Deploying with Helm

A community maintained Helm chart is available for deploying on Kubernetes.

The Helm chart lives in it’s own Github repository, and can be installed using:

helm repo add orbital https://orbitalapi.github.io/helm
helm repo update

helm upgrade -i orbital orbital/orbital --namespace=orbital --create-namespace
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