Configuration

This section will cover how to configure your Flyte cluster for features like authentication, monitoring, and notifications.

Important

The configuration instructions in this section are for the flyte and flyte-core Helm charts, which is for the multi-cluster setup.

If you’re using the flyte-binary chart for the single cluster setup, instead of specifying configuration under a yaml file like cloud_events.yaml in Cloud Events, you’ll need to add the configuration settings under the inline section in the eks-production.yaml file:

charts/flyte-binary/eks-production.yaml

    authorizedUris:
    - https://flyte.company.com
  inline:
    cluster_resources:
      customData:
      - production:
        - defaultIamRole:
            value: <FLYTE_USER_IAM_ARN>
      - staging:
        - defaultIamRole:
            value: <FLYTE_USER_IAM_ARN>
      - development:

Authenticating in Flyte

Basic OIDC and Authentication Setup

Migrating Your Authentication Config

Migration guide to move to Admin’s own authorization server.

Understanding Authentication in Detail

Migration guide to move to Admin’s own authorization server.

Configuring Custom K8s Resources

Use Flyte’s cluster-resource-controller to control specific Kubernetes resources and administer project/domain-specific CPU/GPU/memory resource quotas.

Adding New Customizable Resources

Create new default configurations or overriding certain values for specific combinations of user projects, domains and workflows through Flyte APIs.

Notifications

Guide to setting up and configuring notifications.

External Events

How to set up Flyte to emit events to third-parties.

Monitoring

Guide to setting up and configuring observability.

Optimizing Performance

Improve the performance of the core Flyte engine.

Platform Events

Configure Flyte to to send events to external pub/sub systems.