General Environment Configuration
High-level settings for your Environment
Configuration tasks are divided between two menus. One takes you to the Environment Configuration dialog and its seven tabs; the other menu has more granular choices, each of which takes you to a single dialog. Use the screen captures below to find the configuration task you want to do.
For the Environment Configuration dialog, go to the Environments view and click the vertical dots icon next to the environment name. Select Edit from the menu:
Figure 1 - The Edit Environment menu
The Edit Environment menu in Figure 1 takes you to the Environment Configuration dialog. It has seven tabs:
Figure 2 - The tabs of the Environment Configuration dialog
If you’re on the Environments tab and looking at the Environment summary view, you’ll see the CONFIGURE menu at the top of the panel:
Figure 3 - The CONFIGURE menu on the Environments tab
In addition to these configuration tasks, the ZOOKEEPERS button at the top of Figure 3 lets you configure the Zookeepers in your environment.
All of the tabs and menu items are explained in the pages below, with the tabs first, followed by the menu items. The exact text of each tab or menu item is in the navigation bar on the left.
High-level settings for your Environment
Working with your Kubernetes infrastructure
Defining node properties
Setting things up
Automating backups of your data
Defining the how and where of observability data
Setting up logging
Setting up resources for your ClickHouse® clusters
Defining network connections for your environment
Defining how the operator should work
Creating repeatable environment deployments
Making sure maintenance happens when you want it to
Labeling resources for tracking costs and chargebacks
Connecting to Iceberg catalogs
Deploying, scaling, and managing Zookeepers