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The distribution kit includes a Helm Chart package with the containerized resources necessary for deploying and installing Kaspersky Container Security components, including the following:
kcs-db-server — update server image that is used when deploying the solution in private corporate networks. An update server is a remote server hosting the data that is used to update Kaspersky Container Security.
kcs-ih— image of the image handler that forwards jobs to the scanner and receives the scan results. The image handler can be scaled to fit your needs.
kcs-scanner — image of the scan server that is used to handle object scan requests.
kcs-middleware — image of the server part of the solution that implements business logic for data processing and provides a REST API for the graphical interface.
nats and nats-box—images of the service that determines the ordered sequence of requests, thereby enabling the exchange of data that is segmented as messages.
kcs-postgres — image of the database management system containing tools for analysis and optimization of request parsing and mechanisms for processing requests (rules).
kcs-panel— image for deploying the graphical user interface of Kaspersky Container Security.
kcs-licenses — image of the licensing service containing the text of the End User License Agreement. The End User License Agreement specifies the terms of use of the application.
values.yaml — configuration file containing the values of settings for configuring the Helm Chart package and installing the solution.
After the Helm Chart package is downloaded, its resources are stored in the directory that you chose.
During the deployment process, the solution interface can be used to generate the following installation files in YAML format to install system agents:
kube-agent;
node-agent.
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