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NCX Infra Controller

NCX Infra Controller (NICo) delivers zero-touch lifecycle automation for bare-metal systems that secures datacenter infrastructure at its foundation.

It is an API-based microservice that provides site-local, zero-trust, bare-metal lifecycle management with DPU-enforced isolation. NICo automates the complexity of the bare-metal lifecycle to fast-track building next generation AI Cloud offerings.

Getting Started

Bare-Metal Cluster Setup

helm-prereqs/setup.sh deploys the full NCX stack onto a bare-metal Kubernetes cluster in three layers:

Layer What it installs Helm release
Common services MetalLB, cert-manager, Vault, external-secrets, PostgreSQL via helmfile in helm-prereqs/
Carbide Core NCX Infra Controller (this repo's helm/ chart) carbide in forge-system
Carbide REST NCX REST API, Temporal, Keycloak, site-agent carbide-rest + carbide-rest-site-agent in carbide-rest

Prerequisites

  • A running Kubernetes cluster with KUBECONFIG set
  • helm, helmfile, kubectl, jq installed
  • Images pushed to your container registry

Quick start

# 1. Build and push images to your registry
#    Carbide Core image: <your-registry>/nvmetal-carbide:<tag>  (this repo)
#    Carbide REST images: <your-registry>/carbide-rest-api:<tag>, etc.  (ncx-infra-controller-rest)

# 2. Set environment variables
export KUBECONFIG=/path/to/kubeconfig
export REGISTRY_PULL_SECRET=<your-registry-pull-secret-or-ngc-api-key>
export NCX_IMAGE_REGISTRY=<your-registry>        # e.g. my-registry.example.com/ncx
export NCX_CORE_IMAGE_TAG=<carbide-core-tag>     # e.g. v2025.12.30
export NCX_REST_IMAGE_TAG=<carbide-rest-tag>     # e.g. v1.0.4

# 3. Customize site-specific values
#    Edit helm-prereqs/values/ncx-core.yaml:
#      carbide-api.hostname      — your site's external API hostname
#      carbide-api.siteConfig    — network pools, VLAN ranges, IB config, MetalLB VIPs
#    Edit helm-prereqs/values/metallb-config.yaml:
#      IPAddressPool, BGPPeer    — your site's VIP ranges and TOR switch config
#    Edit helm-prereqs/values.yaml:
#      siteName                  — short site identifier

# 4. Point NCX_REPO at ncx-infra-controller-rest (auto-detected if a sibling directory)
export NCX_REPO=/path/to/ncx-infra-controller-rest   # optional

# 5. Run setup — installs common services, Carbide Core, and Carbide REST in order
cd helm-prereqs
./setup.sh        # interactive
./setup.sh -y     # non-interactive (CI/CD)

To tear everything down:

cd helm-prereqs
./clean.sh

See helm-prereqs/README.md for the full reference: PKI architecture, PostgreSQL setup, phase-by-phase description, secrets reference, and troubleshooting.

Experimental Notice

This software is considered experimental and is a preview release. Use at your own risk in production environments. The software is provided "as is" without warranties of any kind. Features, APIs, and configurations may change without notice in future releases. For production deployments, thoroughly test in non-critical environments first.

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