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  4. Activate YTsaurus

Activate YTsaurus

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Updated at July 24, 2026
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  • Using the CLI
  • Next steps

YTsaurus deploys a single shared YTsaurus cluster on the platform. The cluster is described by a YTsaurusConfig resource named main. By default, the component is disabled (spec.enabled: false); to deploy the cluster, set the resource to spec.enabled: true.

Warning

The platform supports only one YTsaurus cluster. The YTsaurusConfig resource must be named main.

Using the CLIUsing the CLI

  1. Open the current YTsaurusConfig main resource to edit it: kubectl edit ytsaurusconfig main. If you prefer to apply the configuration from a file, upload the resource kubectl get ytsaurusconfig main -o yaml > ytsaurusconfig.yaml.

  2. Replace the content with one of the configurations below:

    Minimum configuration
    Extended configuration

    Includes a minimal set of subcomponents: cluster core, web interface, and HTTP proxy. Suitable for a test environment.

    apiVersion: stackland.yandex.cloud/v1alpha1
    kind: YTsaurusConfig
    metadata:
      name: main
    spec:
      enabled: true
      clusterName: cluster
      cluster:
        discovery:
          instanceCount: 1
        primaryMasters:
          instanceCount: 1
          storage:
            size: "5Gi"
        httpProxies:
          instanceCount: 1
        dataNodes:
          - name: ssd
            instanceCount: 3
            storage:
              size: "20Gi"
        execNodes:
          - name: default
            instanceCount: 1
            storage:
              size: "10Gi"
        schedulers:
          instanceCount: 1
        controllerAgents:
          instanceCount: 1
        bundleController:
          enabled: true
        queryTrackers:
          instanceCount: 1
        queueAgents:
          instanceCount: 1
        rpcProxies:
          instanceCount: 1
        strawberry:
          enabled: true
        yqlAgents:
          instanceCount: 1
        ui:
          enabled: true
          ingressEnabled: true
    

    A full set of subcomponents with explicitly specified resources and storage: tablet nodes, Strawberry, CHYT, SPYT, Task Proxy, Cron. Suitable for a production environment.

    apiVersion: stackland.yandex.cloud/v1alpha1
    kind: YTsaurusConfig
    metadata:
      name: main
    spec:
      enabled: true
      clusterName: cluster
      cluster:
        discovery:
          instanceCount: 1
          resources:
            cpu: "100m"
            memory: "256Mi"
    
        primaryMasters:
          instanceCount: 1
          storage:
            storageClass: stackland-ssd
            size: "10Gi"
          resources:
            cpu: "500m"
            memory: "1Gi"
    
        httpProxies:
          instanceCount: 2
          resources:
            cpu: "500m"
            memory: "1Gi"
    
        dataNodes:
          - name: ssd
            instanceCount: 3
            storage:
              storageClass: stackland-ssd
              size: "50Gi"
            resources:
              cpu: "500m"
              memory: "1Gi"
    
        execNodes:
          - name: default
            instanceCount: 2
            storage:
              storageClass: stackland-ssd
              size: "20Gi"
            resources:
              cpu: "4000m"
              memory: "4Gi"
    
        schedulers:
          instanceCount: 1
          resources:
            cpu: "500m"
            memory: "512Mi"
    
        controllerAgents:
          instanceCount: 1
          resources:
            cpu: "500m"
            memory: "512Mi"
    
        bundleController:
          enabled: true
    
        queryTrackers:
          instanceCount: 1
          resources:
            cpu: "200m"
            memory: "512Mi"
    
        queueAgents:
          instanceCount: 1
          resources:
            cpu: "200m"
            memory: "512Mi"
    
        rpcProxies:
          instanceCount: 2
          resources:
            cpu: "200m"
            memory: "512Mi"
    
        strawberry:
          enabled: true
          resources:
            cpu: "200m"
            memory: "512Mi"
    
        tabletNodes:
          - name: default
            instanceCount: 2
            resources:
              cpu: "1000m"
              memory: "2Gi"
    
        yqlAgents:
          instanceCount: 1
          resources:
            cpu: "500m"
            memory: "1Gi"
    
        ui:
          enabled: true
          ingressEnabled: true
          resources:
            cpu: "200m"
            memory: "512Mi"
    
        cron:
          clear_tmp:
            enabled: true
    
        taskProxy:
          enabled: true
          instanceCount: 1
    
        spyt:
          enabled: true
    
        chyt:
          enabled: true
    
        tutorial:
          enabled: false
    
        odin:
          enabled: false
    
  3. Apply the manifest: kubectl apply -f ytsaurusconfig.yaml. The resource operates at the cluster level; you do not need to specify a namespace.

  4. Wait for the component to enter the ready state. To check the installatioln status, run this command:

    kubectl get componentinstallation ytsaurus-main -o jsonpath='{.status.phase}'
    

    The possible values are:

    • Installing: Installing the component.
    • Updating: Applying the new configuration.
    • Ready: Component installed and ready for operation.
    • Error: Error. For details, refer to the status.message field.
  5. You can check the YTsaurus cluster status using the following command:

    kubectl -n stackland-ytsaurus get ytsaurus cluster
    

    The resource name corresponds to spec.clusterName in YTsaurusConfig. Wait until the cluster turns Running. Its initial start may take 10–20 minutes.

Next stepsNext steps

After you enable the component:

  • Get your administrator password and token.
  • Open the YTsaurus web interface.
  • Connect to the YTsaurus HTTP proxy.
  • Update the cluster settings if you need to edit the resources, node group composition, or subcomponents.

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