Getting Started

Introduction to AgileTV CDN Manager
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Overview

The AgileTV CDN Manager (product code ESB3027) is a cloud-native control plane for managing CDN deployments. It provides centralized orchestration for authentication, configuration, routing, and metrics collection across CDN infrastructure.

Before You Start:

  • Deployment type: Lab (single-node) or Production (multi-node)? See Installation Guide
  • Hardware: Nodes meeting specifications for your deployment type
  • OS: RHEL 9 or compatible clone (Oracle Linux, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux)
  • Software: Installation ISO from AgileTV customer portal; Extras ISO for air-gapped
  • Network: Firewall ports configured per Networking Guide

Deployment Models

Deployment ModelDescriptionTypical Use Case
Self-HostedK3s Kubernetes cluster on customer premisesProduction deployments
Lab/Single-NodeMinimal single-node installationAcceptance testing, demonstrations, development

Functionality remains consistent across deployment models.

Prerequisites

  • Installation ISO: Obtain esb3027-acd-manager-X.Y.Z.iso from AgileTV customer portal
  • Extras ISO (air-gapped): Obtain esb3027-acd-manager-extras-X.Y.Z.iso for offline installations
  • OS: RHEL 9 or compatible clone (Oracle Linux, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux)
  • Kubernetes familiarity: Basic understanding of pods, deployments, and Helm charts

For detailed hardware, network, and operating system requirements, see the System Requirements Guide.

Installation

Ready to install? The Installation Guide provides step-by-step procedures for both lab and production deployments:

  • Lab/Single-Node: Quick deployment for testing and demonstrations
  • Production/Multi-Node: High-availability cluster with 3+ nodes

See the Installation Guide to get started.

Accessing the System

Following successful deployment, the following interfaces are available:

ServiceURL PathAuthentication
MIB Frontend/guiZitadel SSO
API Gateway/apiBearer token
Zitadel Console/ui/consoleSee Glossary
Grafana/grafanaSee Glossary

All services are accessed via https://<cluster-host><path>.

Note: A self-signed SSL certificate is deployed by default. When accessing services through a browser, you will need to accept the self-signed certificate warning. For production deployments, configure a valid SSL certificate before exposing the system to users.

Initial user configuration is performed through Zitadel. Refer to the Configuration Guide for authentication setup procedures. For detailed guidance on managing users, roles, and permissions in the Zitadel Console, see Zitadel’s User Management Documentation.

Documentation Navigation

The following guides provide detailed information for specific operational tasks:

GuideDescription
System RequirementsHardware, operating system, and network specifications
ArchitectureDetailed system architecture and scaling guidance
InstallationStep-by-step installation and upgrade procedures
ConfigurationSystem configuration and customization
Performance TuningOptimization tips for improved performance
API GuideREST API reference and integration examples
OperationsDay-to-day operational procedures
Metrics & MonitoringMonitoring dashboards and alerting configuration
TroubleshootingCommon issues and resolution procedures
GlossaryDefinitions of technical terms
Release NotesVersion-specific changes and known issues