jaizquierdogalan / kube-workshop

Resources for the kubernetes workshop

Kubernetes workshop

Workshop about Kubernetes

Slides: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1W6tmSTEp6AvTAJaGhcdAh0waXObJQmQRt7ZRk_XOoAA/edit?usp=sharing

Deploy in GCE kubernetes cluster

First you need to create a kubernetes cluster in your GCE account. After configure your kubectl commad to work with this cluster.

1. Deploy secrets

kubectl apply -f k8s/security/secrets.yaml

2. Deploy deployment

kubectl apply -f k8s/workload/deployment.yaml

3. Deploy service

kubectl apply -f k8s/network/service.yaml

4. Deploy ingress

kubectl apply -f k8s/network/ingress.yaml

5. Wait that Ingress is deployed and GCE assigns a static IP. You can check if the ingress has ip with the next command:

kubectl get ingress

6. With the IP, you create a new register in /etc/hosts file with the new ip and the 'mydomain.com' domain:

<ip>  mydomain.com

If you want deploy the hpa, execute the next command:

kubectl apply -f k8s/workload/hpa.yaml

Deployment with Volume

If you want to deploy the application with the volume, you need to remove the previous deployment and deploy the storage and new deployment with the next commands:

kubectl delete deploy kube-workshop

kubectl apply -f k8s/storage/persistant-volume.yaml
kubectl apply -f k8s/workload/deployment-with-pvc.yaml

Endpoints

When you've deployed your app, the app exposes the next endpoints:

1. Save key and value

POST /api/v1/sqlite/set body:

{
    "key": "mykey",
    "value": "myValue"
}

2. Get value by key

POST /api/v1/sqlite/get/:key

3. Generate a JWT token with the content of the request and the password configured in the secrets

POST /api/v1/jwt body:

{
    "id": 1,
    "role": "ADMIN"
}

4. Generate the hash of the text in the param.

IMPORTANT!: This endpoint runs a hashSync method to force to the HPA to scale the pod. Don't use in production.

GET /api/v1/hash/:text

5. Health endpoint. Used for the ingress to check the health of the service.

GET /api/v1/health