DatabunkerPro Setup

This repository contains a Helm chart and Docker Compose projects for deploying DatabunkerPro — a privacy vault and tokenization service for personal data.

Installation

Using Helm Chart from GitHub Pages

The official DatabunkerPro Helm chart is available through GitHub Pages. To install it:

# Add the Helm repository
helm repo add databunkerpro https://securitybunker.github.io/databunkerpro-setup

# Update your local Helm repository cache
helm repo update

# Install DatabunkerPro
helm install databunkerpro databunkerpro/databunkerpro

Using Internal MySQL (Percona 8)

To install DatabunkerPro with an internal Percona MySQL 8 database:

helm install databunkerpro databunkerpro/databunkerpro \
  --set database.type=mysql \
  --set database.internal.mysql.enabled=true

Using Internal PostgreSQL

To install DatabunkerPro with an internal PostgreSQL database:

helm install databunkerpro databunkerpro/databunkerpro \
  --set database.type=postgresql \
  --set database.internal.postgresql.enabled=true

Using Remote Database (RDS)

To install DatabunkerPro with a remote database (e.g., AWS RDS):

For PostgreSQL:

helm install databunkerpro databunkerpro/databunkerpro \
  --set database.external=true \
  --set database.type=postgresql \
  --set database.externalConfig.host=your-rds-host \
  --set database.externalConfig.user=your-user \
  --set database.externalConfig.password=your-password

For MySQL (Percona 8):

helm install databunkerpro databunkerpro/databunkerpro \
  --set database.external=true \
  --set database.type=mysql \
  --set database.externalConfig.host=your-rds-host \
  --set database.externalConfig.user=your-user \
  --set database.externalConfig.password=your-password

Exposing DatabunkerPro via Ingress

To expose DatabunkerPro via Ingress, set your custom host parameter:

  --set ingress.host=databunker.your-domain.com

Make sure to:

1. Replace databunker.your-domain.com with your actual domain
2. Have an Ingress controller (like NGINX Ingress Controller) installed
3. Have cert-manager installed if you want automatic SSL/TLS certificate management

Using Custom Values File

For more complex configurations, you can create your own values file based on the default configuration:

# Download the default values file
helm show values databunkerpro/databunkerpro > my-values.yaml

# Edit the values file to match your needs
# Then install or upgrade using your custom values
helm install databunkerpro databunkerpro/databunkerpro -f my-values.yaml

This approach is recommended when you need to:

• Configure multiple parameters
• Maintain consistent configuration across deployments
• Version control your configuration

Using Docker Compose

DatabunkerPro can also be deployed using Docker Compose. We provide two options: Percona MySQL 8 and PostgreSQL.

Using Percona MySQL 8

1. Navigate to the MySQL Docker Compose directory:

cd docker-compose-mysql

2. Generate the required environment files:

./generate-env-files.sh

3. Start the services:

docker compose up -d

Using PostgreSQL

1. Navigate to the PostgreSQL Docker Compose directory:

cd docker-compose-pgsql

2. Generate the required environment files:

./generate-env-files.sh

3. Start the services:

docker compose up -d

The generate-env-files.sh script will:

• Create necessary directories
• Generate secure random passwords
• Create environment files for MySQL/PostgreSQL and DatabunkerPro
• Set up proper permissions

Configuration

You can customize the deployment by modifying the values in your Helm installation command or by creating a custom values file.

Additional Resources

• DatabunkerPro Documentation