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After a successful installation of Helm chart, you need to perform the following steps to configure the OpenFGA. you can use the provided automation script to configure OpenFGA automatically. Run the following command to update the values 
curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/enkryptai/helm-charts/main/utils/post-installation.sh | bash
Or You can configure it manully by below steps

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1. Retrieve Store ID and Authorization Model ID

Run the following command to get the store_id and authorization_model_id from the OpenFGA logs: 
kubectl logs -l app.kubernetes.io/name=openfga,app.kubernetes.io/instance=enkryptai -n enkryptai-stack | grep -oP '(store_id|authorization_model_id)":"[^"]*'
This command will output something similar to the following: 
store_id":"01KCV38V1BTHC2R4W5E8Q3FZW9
authorization_model_id":"01KCV38V1Q7KQP4KPR6TS5KYWN
Take note of these values as you will need them in the next step.

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2. Update Kubernetes Secrets

You now need to update the Kubernetes secrets with the store_id and authorization_model_id you just retrieved. The following table summarizes the secrets and keys that need to be updated in the enkryptai-stack namespace.
Secret NameKeyValue from Logs
gateway-env-secretDECK_OPENFGA_AUTHORIZATION_MODEL_IDauthorization_model_id
gateway-env-secretDECK_OPENFGA_STORE_IDstore_id
frontend-env-secretFGA_MODEL_IDauthorization_model_id
frontend-env-secretFGA_STORE_IDstore_id

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3. Restart Deployments

After updating the secrets, you need to restart the frontend and gateway-kong deployments to apply the changes. 
kubectl rollout restart deployment frontend -n enkryptai-stack
kubectl rollout restart deployment gateway-kong -n enkryptai-stack
Note: Wait for the frontend and gateway-kong pods to be in a running state before attempting to use the Enkrypt AI stack. You can monitor the status of the pods using the following command: 
kubectl get pods -n enkryptai-stack -w