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After you’ve installed a Core Operator in your Kubernetes cluster or Linux environment, you’ll need to create a Core Instance in that environment before deploying any pipelines.
If you used Pipeline CLI to install your Core Operator in a Kubernetes cluster, use Pipeline CLI to create a Core Instance. If you used Helm to install your Core Operator in a Kubernetes cluster, use Helm to create a Core Instance.If you installed your Core Operator in a Linux environment, use Pipeline CLI to create a Core Instance.
  1. If you’re creating a Core Instance in a Linux environment, set your Linux environment variables.
  2. Run the following command to create a new Core Instance: 
    calyptia create core_instance operator --name INSTANCE
    Replace INSTANCE with the name you’d like to give your new Core Instance. To create your Core Instance in a specific namespace, add the --kube-namespace NAMESPACE flag, and replace NAMESPACE with the namespace where you want to create the Core Instance. If you’re using custom certificates or your own certificate authority, add the --no-tls-verify flag.

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Next steps

After you’ve created a Core Instance, you can configure its behavior and begin to create telemetry pipelines. Additionally, you can view and manage your Core Instances in the Telemetry Pipeline web interface.