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Make sure you are connected to VMware VPN.

  • Configure OIDC - Setup

    Once you have the Client ID and Client Secret, encode them to BASE64 in your terminal and save those values

     #encode to base 64
 echo -n <client_id> | Base64
 echo -n <client_secret> | Base64

 Copy the client-id and secret as they will be used in the Configure Parameter step
  • Create Hosted Zone in AWS
     Login to your AWS account and navigate to Route53 > Hosted Zone

 Create a new `Hosted Zone` and provide a domain name. Example: tkg.lab.<your-domain> (tkg.lab.tanzu-is-awesome.com)

 If your domain exist outside of AWS, like GCP, GoDaddy or etc. Copy the four `NS` records and add it to your domain name provider.
  • Setup Wavefront Id
      Login to Wavefront UI (Either from Pivotal OKTA or vmWare workspace)

  Go to profile > API Access and generate an API Token.

  Copy the token as it will be used in the Configure Parameter step
  • Configure Parameters in param.yml file - Setup
  • Clone TKG Extensions

    For Dex to work with your Okta OIDC account, you will need to copy the OIDC template file to your ~./tkg folder. These are the steps to download the file and place in the right folder:

      - Git clone the repository: https://gitlab.eng.vmware.com/TKG/tkg-extensions
  - Copy the plan(authentication/dex/aws/cluster-template-oidc.yaml) for a workload cluster with OIDC enabled to .tkg/providers/infrastructure-aws/<tkg_version>/

  Example: cp tkg-extensions/authentication/dex/aws/cluster-template-oidc.yaml ~/.tkg/providers/infrastructure-aws/v0.5.2
Once completed, return to Home page to start the installation of TKG Management Cluster

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