Setup GuideOverview

Getting Started

Follow this guide to start using SRExpert.

SRExpert is available in two ways, and the onboarding flow depends on which you use:

  • SaaS (hosted) — Use the hosted platform at app.srexpert.cloud. Nothing to install on a server; you connect your clusters with the in-cluster agent.
  • Self-hosted (on-prem) — Deploy the SRExpert platform on your own cluster with Helm, then connect clusters to your instance.

SaaS Setup Flow

StepDescription
1. RegistrationCreate your account on app.srexpert.cloud
2. Purchase LicenseChoose your plan
3. ConfigurationConfigure basic options
4. Add ClusterConnect your Kubernetes cluster via the agent

1. Registration

Create your account on app.srexpert.cloud. You’ll receive a confirmation email to verify your account.

2. Purchase License

Choose the plan that fits your needs. Payment is processed securely via Stripe.

3. Configuration

Configure your profile, organization settings, and notification preferences.

4. Add Cluster

Connect your first Kubernetes cluster. The recommended path is the Generic Kubernetes (agent) method: name your cluster, generate the Helm/kubectl import command, and run it in-cluster. The agent registers over an outbound connection — no platform installation required. You can also import managed clusters (AWS EKS, Azure AKS, GCP GKE) or paste a kubeconfig.

Self-Hosted Setup Flow

If you run SRExpert on your own infrastructure, install the platform first, then follow the same registration and cluster onboarding steps against your instance.

StepDescription
1. InstallationDeploy the SRExpert platform on your cluster
2. RegistrationCreate your account
3. Purchase LicenseChoose your plan
4. ConfigurationConfigure basic options
5. Add ClusterConnect your Kubernetes cluster

1. Installation

Install the SRExpert platform on your cluster using Helm. You’ll need kubectl access and Helm 3.x installed.

2. Registration

Create your account on your SRExpert instance. You’ll receive a confirmation email to verify your account.

3. Purchase License

Choose the plan that fits your needs.

4. Configuration

Configure your profile, organization settings, and notification preferences.

5. Add Cluster

Connect your first Kubernetes cluster using the agent, cloud-provider import, or a kubeconfig.