Deploy on Local using Helm Charts and Minikube
A step-by-step guide to deploying Hyperswitch locally using Helm and Minikube, with setup, access, cleanup, and troubleshooting instructions.
Part 1: Setting Up a Local Kubernetes Cluster with Minikube/OrbStack
Option 1: Setting Up a Local Kubernetes Cluster with Minikube
Step 1: Install Required Tools
a. kubectl
kubectl is the CLI for interacting with Kubernetes clusters. To install it, refer to the official guide: Install kubectl
b. Minikube
Minikube is a local Kubernetes cluster for development/testing. Install Minikube following the official documentation: Install Minikube
c. Helm
Helm is a package manager for Kubernetes applications. Install Helm using the instructions here: Install Helm
Step 2: Start Minikube
Start a Minikube cluster with sufficient resources:
minikube start --cpus=4 --memory=7900 --driver=dockerYou can also use --driver=virtualbox or --driver=hyperkit depending on your system.
Verify the cluster is running:
kubectl get nodesOption 2: Setting Up a Local Kubernetes Cluster using OrbStack (Only for macOS)
Step 1: Install Required Tools
Step 2: Set Up Kubernetes in OrbStack
Open the OrbStack application.
Navigate to the Pods section.
Enable Kubernetes from the settings.
Part 2: Deploy Hyperswitch on Kubernetes Using Helm
Step 1: Add and Update the Hyperswitch Helm Repository
Step 2: Install Hyperswitch
Install the Helm chart and create the namespace:
Check the status of the pods:
That's it! Hyperswitch should be up and running on your Minikube Cluster🎉 🎉
Step 3: Accessing Services
Expose services locally using port forwarding:
Access services at:
App server: http://localhost:8080
Control center: http://localhost:9000
Hyperswitch Web: http://localhost:9050/HyperLoader.js
Grafana: http://localhost:3000
Vector: http://localhost:3103
Mailhog: http://localhost:8025
Cleanup
To uninstall Hyperswitch and clean up the namespace:
Troubleshooting
View Pod Logs
View Events
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