Configuring Target Connectware for the connectware-agent Helm Chart
Configuring the Target Connectware Hostname
By default agents will target a Connectware installation in the same Kubernetes namespace. If your Connectware installation is in a different namespace or outside of this Kubernetes cluster, you need to specify the hostname under which Connectware is reachable for this agent.
In the default configuration the following network ports on Connectware must be reachable for the agent:
TCP/443
TCP/1883
Specify the hostname of Connectware that the agent connects to by setting the Helm value connectwareHost inside the agents entry in protocolMapperAgents context of your values.yaml file. For Connectware deployments in a different Kubernetes namespace this is connectware.<namespace>.
Example
licenseKey: <your-connectware-license-key>
protocolMapperAgents:
- name: bender-robots
connectwareHost: connectware.cybus # adjust to actual hostname of ConnectwareConfiguring Agents for Connectware with Separate control-plane-broker
To connect to a Connectware that uses the separate control-plane-broker, you need to set the Helm value controlPlaneBrokerEnabled to true inside the agents entry in `protocolMapperAgents' context of your values.yaml file.
Example
licenseKey: <your-connectware-license-key>
protocolMapperAgents:
- name: bender-robots
connectwareHost: connectware.cybus # adjust to actual hostname of Connectware
controlPlaneBrokerEnabled: trueThis adds TCP/1884 to required network ports.
Enabling TLS for MQTT
To enable Transport Layer Security encryption for MQTT you set the parameter mqtt.tls inside the agents entry in protocolMapperAgents context of your values.yaml file to true.
Example
licenseKey: <your-connectware-license-key>
protocolMapperAgents:
- name: bender-robots
connectwareHost: connectware.cybus # adjust to actual hostname of Connectware
mqtt:
tls: trueThis adds TCP/8883 and TCP/8884 to required network ports.
(Advanced) Overriding MQTT Target Parameters
By default, the connectware-agent Helm chart will control the parameters in this section, and adjust them according to your chosen configuration, however, optionally you can override these values in advanced setups.
Override MQTT Data Host
To override the hostname which the agent will connect to using MQTT to move data, you set the parameter mqtt.dataHost inside the agents entry in protocolMapperAgents context of your values.yaml file.
Example
licenseKey: <your-connectware-license-key>
protocolMapperAgents:
- name: bender-robots
connectwareHost: connectware.cybus # adjust to actual hostname of Connectware
mqtt:
dataHost: broker.cybusOverride MQTT Control Host
To override the hostname which the agent will connect to using MQTT to exchange control-plane information, you set the parameter mqtt.controlHost inside the agents entry in protocolMapperAgents context of your values.yaml file.
Example
licenseKey: <your-connectware-license-key>
protocolMapperAgents:
- name: bender-robots
connectwareHost: connectware.cybus # adjust to actual hostname of Connectware
mqtt:
controlHost: control-plane-broker.cybusOverride MQTT Data Port
To override the TCP port which the agent will connect to using MQTT to move data, you set the parameter mqtt.dataPort inside the agents entry in protocolMapperAgents context of your values.yaml file.
Example
licenseKey: <your-connectware-license-key>
protocolMapperAgents:
- name: bender-robots
connectwareHost: connectware.cybus # adjust to actual hostname of Connectware
mqtt:
dataPort: 10883Override MQTT control-plane Port
To override the TCP port which the agent will connect to using MQTT to exchange control-plane information, you set the parameter mqtt.controlPort inside the agents entry in protocolMapperAgents context of your values.yaml file.
Example
licenseKey: <your-connectware-license-key>
protocolMapperAgents:
- name: bender-robots
connectwareHost: connectware.cybus # adjust to actual hostname of Connectware
mqtt:
controlPort: 10884Last updated
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