Configuring and activating SpeechSense

Once the images are uploaded, activate the SpeechSense component in the Stackland cluster.

Getting startedGetting started

1. Make sure the SpeechSense images are available in your cluster.
2. Make sure the NVIDIA® GPU support component is enabled and the GPU nodes are available.
3. Make sure the Managed Service for PostgreSQL, Managed Service for ClickHouse®, and Managed Service for Apache Kafka® are enabled.
4. Set up an S3-compatible storage:
   • Create a bucket to store audio files.
   • Create AccessKey for storage access.

Activating the componentActivating the component

1. Create the speechsense-config.yaml manifest file:

   apiVersion: stackland.yandex.cloud/v1alpha1
   kind: SpeechsenseConfig
   metadata:
     name: default
   spec:
     enabled: true
     settings:
       s3: # Optional. Add data if you need an external storage
         endpoint: "<object_storage_address>"
         accessKeyID: "<key_ID>"
         secretAccessKey: "<secret_key>"
   

   Where:

   • endpoint: Object storage address in the cluster.
   • accessKeyID: Storage access key ID.
   • secretAccessKey: Storage secret access key.

2. Apply the manifest:

   kubectl apply -f speechsense-config.yaml
   

3. Wait for the installation to complete. The controller automatically performs the following steps:

   • Creates a namespace named stackland-speechsense.
   • Generates secrets with database passwords.
   • Creates PostgreSQL, ClickHouse®, Apache Kafka®, and OpenSearch clusters.
   • Issues certificates via Certificate Manager.
   • Installs a Helm chart named stackland-speechsense.

Checking the installation statusChecking the installation status

Check the component status:

kubectl get componentinstallation -n stackland-speechsense

Make sure all pods are running:

kubectl get pods -n stackland-speechsense

Accessing the SpeechSense consoleAccessing the SpeechSense console

Once the installation is complete, the SpeechSense console will be available at:

https://speechsense.sys.$cluster.$baseDomain

To log in, use the Stackland user credentials. Cluster administrators automatically get the SpeechSense admin permissions.

What's nextWhat's next

• Disabling SpeechSense: Disabling SpeechSense.
• SpeechSense: Component description.