Available to users via a public URL.Ĭompute-service – a service that allows running Space Automation workers in the Kubernetes cluster. Space application – provides all Space functionality including the user interface.

Ingress controller – creates Space subdomains on demand.Įxternal DNS – links the created subdomains with an external DNS.Ĭert manager – issues domain certificates on demand. The load balancer uses Server Name Indication to route the user to one of the pods that runs the required service.Ī Space On-Premises instance consists of the following components: All Space DNS names must resolve to the IP address of the same load balancer. We plan to add the support for dev environments in the future releases of Space On-Premises.Ī user can access Space instance from various clients: mobile app, web browser, desktop app. Self-hosted workers (to use all features of self-hosted workers, you must have a publicly-available object storage endpoint)Ĭontainers in Kubernetes workers (only for the production installation with enabled Compute-service)ĭev environments are not supported. You can run Automation jobs in three environments: Space Automaton (CI/CD) doesn't provide support for cloud workers. Space On-Premises has several limitations compared to its cloud counterpart: The minimum supported Kubernetes version is 1.21. The cluster itself can run in your own environment, in Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service, Google Kubernetes Engine, or any other cloud service that supports Kubernetes. The production installation of Space On-Premises implies running Space and the required services in a Kubernetes cluster.

It implies that you install, manage, and maintain Space on your own. As an alternative to using JetBrains Space as a service, you can get your own self-managed Space instance (or Space On-Premises).

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