NathanRodet / 4kube-container-orchestration

Deploy Prestashop service and a mysql database with kubernetes kustomization

Container Orchestration with Kubernetes and Kustomize

Launch project without environment gesture

# Create resources with environment gesture
kubectl apply -k ./4kube
# Expose web prestashop service
minikube service service-prestashop -n 4kube --url

Output :

|-----------|--------------------|-------------|---------------------------|

NAMESPACE	NAME	TARGET PORT	URL
4kube	service-prestashop	http/80	http://192.168.49.2:30080
-----------	--------------------	-------------	---------------------------

Delete project

# Delete resources
kubectl delete -k ./4kube
# Or force delete all resources to clean up
kubectl delete all --all -n 4kube

Deployment with environment gesture (Kustomize)

With Kustomize, you can totally make patches in the base configuration code in the 4kube folder.

So, you can adjust your deployment depending the needs of the environment.

# Create resources with environment gesture
kubectl apply -k ./envs/local
# Expose web prestashop service
minikube service service-prestashop -n 4kube --url

Delete project

# Delete resources
kubectl delete -k ./envs/local
# Or force delete all resources to clean up
kubectl delete all --all -n 4kube

Debug / Monitoring

Dashboard

minikube dashboard --url

CLI Logs

# Get pods
kubectl get pods -n 4kube
# Get logs
kubectl get logs <pods>

Manage Flux with Helm Release

Notes

Does not work but here are my sources : https://fluxcd.io/flux/guides/helmreleases/ https://github.com/fluxcd/flux2-kustomize-helm-example Follow the installation path depending your OS : https://fluxcd.io/flux/installation/

Wouldn't it be easier in 3 hours to deploy using kustomizations envs files with patchs to resources ?

Create Flux namespace

kubectl create ns flux

Export github credentials

export GHUSER="NathanRodet"

Launch flux