#You can now deploy Chroma 🧬 in Kubernetes ☁
inland creek
We're looking to make this as production ready as possible so new features such as backup and restore + authn/authz are in the works (see: https://github.com/amikos-tech/chromadb-chart#roadmap)
noble dagger
https://github.com/amikos-tech/chromadb-chart
Great! We also work with Kubernetes at work and plan to create Helm Charts for the Chroma database tomorrow. We will take a look at your charts and possibly provide feedback 🙂
If you need someone to test or review new features, feel free to reach out to me 🙂
noble dagger
We're looking to make this as production ready as possible so new features such ...
Our Chroma DB runs together with backends and frontends behind a firewall with an ingress to the frontend. So we don't need an additional auth layer on top.
I am currently working on building a Strapi plugin on top of the Chroma API. When accessing the Chroma database through it, I have my auth layer. Of course, this has a minimal performance impact since I'm not communicating directly with Chroma.
Having an AuthN/AuthZ layer would still be nice, as it might save me from having to manage permissions in Kubernetes 🤔
inland creek
@noble dagger If you need auth then that is a problem I have already solved. I use oauth_proxy2 + Keycloak (but any IdP will do). I'm preparing an article about this + I'll update the chart with the setup. DM me I can send you my preliminary manifests and notes about this
inland creek
We now support 0.4.3 and 0.4.4 (last night's release)
noble dagger
We have our chroma k8s setup done, I'll compare it next week with your repo 🙂
inland creek
I'm done with Auth (OIDC with Keycloak) + Backup/Restore but haven't had time to properly test and release those changes, possibly next week 🙂
inland creek
Chroma 0.4.5 is now also supported
primal sluice
@inland creek you are a shipping machine!
inland creek
@primal sluice I cannot take credit for the awesome tools at open source's disposal, besides you guys make it easy by not breaking the API 😉
noble dagger
<@1073416798050992148> I cannot take credit for the awesome tools at open source...
Your work is still great! I barely manage to continue programming on my strapi chroma integration 😩
inland creek
well the Chroma team has done a fantastic job
so many abstractions you can literally make this work in most scenarios
inland creek
new release 0.1.10 of the chart now supports lower k8s API version 1.23.0 through 1.27.x