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YTsaurus

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Yandex Cloud
Updated at July 24, 2026
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  • Component configuration
  • Cluster composition
  • Extra subcomponents
  • Cluster network access
  • Authentication and secrets
  • Resources and storage
  • Monitoring and alerts
  • Limits

YTsaurus is a distributed platform for storing and processing big data. Within Stackland, YTsaurus deploys a single shared YTsaurus cluster to the platform. The cluster includes a MapReduce engine, dynamic tables, the YQL query engine, a web UI, and Identity and Access Management integration.

With YTsaurus, you can:

  • Deploy and maintain a YTsaurus cluster within Stackland.
  • Configure the composition of cluster subcomponents, such as UI, CHYT, SPYT, Tutorial, Task Proxy, and Odin, as well as node group sizes using a custom YTsaurusConfig resource.
  • Access the cluster via the UI and HTTP proxy exposed through Stackland Ingress.

This article describes the Stackland wrapper. For more information about the YTsaurus architecture, data format, CLI commands, and SDK, see this official YTsaurus page.

Component configurationComponent configuration

The component parameters are defined by the YTsaurusConfig resource. The resource works at the cluster level. The resource name must be main. The platform supports only a single instance.

Here is an example of a minimal configuration with the component enabled:

apiVersion: stackland.yandex.cloud/v1alpha1
kind: YTsaurusConfig
metadata:
  name: main  # Required; the resource name must be `main`
spec:
  enabled: true
  clusterName: cluster
  cluster:
    discovery:
      instanceCount: 1
      resources:
        cpu: "100m"
        memory: "256Mi"

    primaryMasters:
      instanceCount: 1
      storage:
        size: "5Gi"
      resources:
        cpu: "300m"
        memory: "512Mi"

    httpProxies:
      instanceCount: 1
      resources:
        cpu: "300m"
        memory: "512Mi"

    dataNodes:
      - name: ssd
        instanceCount: 3
        storage:
          size: "20Gi"
        resources:
          cpu: "200m"
          memory: "512Mi"

    execNodes:
      - name: default
        instanceCount: 1
        storage:
          size: "10Gi"
        resources:
          cpu: "3000m"
          memory: "3Gi"

    schedulers:
      instanceCount: 1
      resources:
        cpu: "200m"
        memory: "256Mi"

    controllerAgents:
      instanceCount: 1
      resources:
        cpu: "200m"
        memory: "256Mi"

    bundleController:
      enabled: true

    queryTrackers:
      instanceCount: 1
      resources:
        cpu: "100m"
        memory: "256Mi"

    queueAgents:
      instanceCount: 1
      resources:
        cpu: "100m"
        memory: "256Mi"

    rpcProxies:
      instanceCount: 1
      resources:
        cpu: "100m"
        memory: "256Mi"

    strawberry:
      enabled: true
      resources:
        cpu: "100m"
        memory: "256Mi"

    tabletNodes:
      - name: default
        instanceCount: 1
        resources:
          cpu: "500m"
          memory: "1Gi"

    yqlAgents:
      instanceCount: 1
      resources:
        cpu: "200m"
        memory: "1Gi"

    ui:
      enabled: true
      ingressEnabled: true
      resources:
        cpu: "100m"
        memory: "256Mi"

Where:

  • spec.enabled: Enables and disables the component. The default value is false.
  • spec.clusterName: YTsaurus cluster name used for connection and displayed in the UI.
  • spec.cluster: Composition and sizes of cluster subcomponents (see below).

All Kubernetes resources for the YTsaurus cluster (pods, PVCs, secrets, and ingresses) are created in the stackland-ytsaurus system namespace.

Cluster compositionCluster composition

The spec.cluster parameter of the YTsaurusConfig resource describes the required subcomponents of the YTsaurus cluster. For each group, you can set the number of pods (instanceCount), compute resources (CPU and memory), and, optionally, storage settings (storageClass and size).

List of subcomponents:

  • discovery: Discovery service that coordinates cluster components. The instanceCount range is 1–50.
  • primaryMasters: List of cluster’s primary masters that store metadata. Requires the storage field. The instanceCount range is 1–50.
  • httpProxies: HTTP proxy for user requests and UI access. The instanceCount range is 1–3.
  • dataNodes[]: Data storage nodes as a list, with at least one group. Requires the storage field. Group names may include only lowercase Latin letters, digits, and hyphens. The instanceCount range per group is 3–10.
  • execNodes[]: MapReduce execution nodes as a list that must include a group named default. Requires the storage field. Supports the resources.gpu field. The instanceCount range per group is 1–50.
  • schedulers: MapReduce schedulers. The instanceCount range is 1–10.
  • controllerAgents: Operation controller agents. The instanceCount range is 1–10.
  • spec.cluster.bundleController.enabled: Tablet bundle controller. To enable, use the enabled flag.
  • queryTrackers: YQL and CHYT query trackers. The instanceCount range is 1–10.
  • queueAgents: Queue agents. The instanceCount range is 1–10.
  • rpcProxies: RPC proxies for client SDKs. The instanceCount range is 1–3.
  • tabletNodes[]: Dynamic table nodes as an optional list of groups. The instanceCount range per group is 1–50.
  • yqlAgents: YQL agents. The instanceCount range is 1–3.

The minimum and maximum instanceCount values are defined by the validation schema of the YTsaurusConfig resource. If instanceCount is outside the allowed range, the operator rejects the resource when you create or update it.

Extra subcomponentsExtra subcomponents

To enable additional subcomponents, set the enabled flag in the relevant spec.cluster field:

  • ui: YTsaurus web UI. If ingressEnabled: true, the system creates an Ingress at ytsaurus.<system_domain>. Authentication uses Identity and Access Management with OAuth.
  • strawberry: Strawberry controller to manage the lifecycle of CHYT and SPYT clicks.
  • chyt: CHYT, a ClickHouse® engine on top of YTsaurus. Requires strawberry to be enabled.
  • spyt: SPYT, an Apache Spark™ on top of YTsaurus. Requires strawberry to be enabled.
  • taskProxy: Task Proxy for running external tasks in YTsaurus. The instanceCount range is 1–10.
  • tutorial: Built-in YTsaurus tutorial that creates the //home/tutorial directory with examples.
  • odin: Odin monitoring service that checks the state of key cluster components.
  • cron.clear_tmp: Regular cleanup of temporary data. The interval field supports values in <number>h, <number>m, or <number>s. The default value is 15m.

Cluster network accessCluster network access

Enabling the component creates two external endpoints:

  • ytsaurus.<system_domain>: YTsaurus web UI. It is only available if spec.cluster.ui.enabled: true and spec.cluster.ui.ingressEnabled: true.
  • api.ytsaurus.<system_domain>: HTTP proxy for YTsaurus CLI, SDK, and third-party client requests.

Both ingresses are exposed via the stackland-system class with forced HTTPS redirect. The TLS certificate is issued via Certificate Manager.

RPC proxies are available within the Kubernetes cluster; external access via a network load balancer is not supported.

Authentication and secretsAuthentication and secrets

The YTsaurus cluster administrator credentials are stored in the ytadminsec Secret in the stackland-ytsaurus namespace. This Secret is created when you enable the component and includes the following keys:

  • login: Administrator login, admin.
  • password: Admin password.
  • token: Administrator token for accessing the API via the yt CLI and SDKs.

For more information on how to get these values, see Getting an administrator password and token.

The YTsaurus web interface uses Identity and Access Management with OAuth for authentication. OAuth client (stackland.ytsaurus) parameters and the authorization server address (auth.<system_domain>) are configured automatically by the component.

Resources and storageResources and storage

Default minimum resource allocation for the component:

  • CPU: 8 cores.
  • RAM: 16 GiB.
  • Storage: 100 GiB.

The YTsaurus cluster is I/O-intensive and requires an SSD storage. Use storage.storageClass to define the storage class for primaryMasters, each dataNodes group, and each execNodes group. If the field is not set, the default storage class selected at component installation is used. For more information, see Disk subsystem.

Once created, the subcomponent storage size can only be increased. For more information about updating cluster parameters, see Updating YTsaurus cluster settings.

Monitoring and alertsMonitoring and alerts

The component installs preconfigured dashboards and alerting rules for YTsaurus in the cluster. The dashboards are published in Grafana by the Monitoring component and cover:

  • Cluster state and resources (cluster-resources).
  • HTTP and RPC proxies.
  • Masters: global and local metrics, and accounts.
  • Scheduler: operations, pools, and internal metrics.
  • Queues and consumers.
  • Tablet bundles: CPU, RAM, network, storage, user load.

Alerts available after enabling the component:

  • cluster-alerts: Key cluster health metrics.
  • odin-alerts: Odin checks, which are active when spec.cluster.odin.enabled: true.

LimitsLimits

  • The platforms supports only one YTsaurus cluster. The YTsaurusConfig resource name must be main.
  • The dataNodes, execNodes, and tabletNodes group names must start with a lowercase Latin letter and can only contain lowercase letters, digits, and hyphens.
  • execNodes must contain a group named default.
  • Once created, the node disk size can only be increased. Reducing the size is not supported.
  • Disabling the component (spec.enabled: false) results in deletion of the YTsaurus cluster along with its data. For more information, see Disabling YTsaurus.

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