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- `kubectl delete -f .`
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- To not delete the persistent volumes (Document indexes and Users), specify the specific `.yaml` files instead of
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`.` without specifying delete on persistent-volumes.yaml.
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### Using Helm to deploy to an existing cluster
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Onyx has a helm chart that is convenient to install all services to an existing Kubernetes cluster. To install:
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* Currently the helm chart is not published so to install, clone the repo.
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* Configure access to the cluster via kubectl. Ensure the kubectl context is set to the cluster that you want to use
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* The default secrets, environment variables and other service level configuration are stored in `deployment/helm/charts/onyx/values.yml`. You may create another `override.yml`
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* `cd deployment/helm/charts/onyx` and run `helm install onyx -n onyx -f override.yaml .`. This will install onyx on the cluster under the `onyx` namespace.
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* Check the status of the deploy using `kubectl get pods -n onyx`
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