Post-Installation Validation

After the installer completes, validate that all Access Analyzer components are running correctly.

Cluster Health

Verify that all Kubernetes pods are healthy:

kubectl get pods -A -o wide

All pods should be in one of these states:

Status	Meaning
Running	Pod is active and healthy
Completed	One-time job completed successfully

If any pods show CrashLoopBackOff, Error, or ImagePullBackOff, check the application logs.

ArgoCD Application Status

Check the sync and health status of all ArgoCD-managed applications:

kubectl get apps -n argocd

Each application should show:

Field	Expected Value
SYNC STATUS	Synced
HEALTH STATUS	Healthy

ArgoCD UI

Access the ArgoCD web interface for a visual overview of all applications:

1. Start port forwarding:

   kubectl port-forward svc/argocd-server -n argocd 8090:443

2. Open https://localhost:8090 in a browser

3. Retrieve the admin password:

   kubectl -n argocd get secret argocd-initial-admin-secret \
     -o jsonpath='{.data.password}' | base64 -d; echo

4. Sign in with username admin and the retrieved password

The ArgoCD dashboard displays each application's sync status, health, and resource tree.

Application Health Table

The following components should be deployed and healthy after a successful installation:

Component	Namespace	Type
Core API	access-analyzer	Rails application server
Web Application	access-analyzer	React frontend
Connector API	access-analyzer	Go connector execution service
PostgreSQL	access-analyzer	Primary relational database
ClickHouse	access-analyzer	Analytics and log storage
Redis	access-analyzer	Session cache and job queues
Metabase	access-analyzer	Embedded analytics dashboards
Traefik	kube-system	Ingress controller and routing
OpenTelemetry Collector	access-analyzer	Observability data pipeline
Prometheus	access-analyzer	Metrics collection
ArgoCD	argocd	GitOps application controller

Resource Usage

Monitor node-level resource consumption:

kubectl top nodes
kubectl top pods -A --sort-by=memory

Next Steps

• Create your first admin account and sign in
• Configure a data source and run your first scan
• Review install commands for ongoing application management