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Sweep: one click or one liner deployment to any infra

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provide a one click or one liner deployment to any infra even if the user have 0 infra knowledge

Checklist
  • Modify Makefile7f7084d Edit
  • Running GitHub Actions for MakefileEdit
  • Modify ee/k8s/README.mdc38750b Edit
  • Running GitHub Actions for ee/k8s/README.mdEdit
  • Create ee/k8s/deployment.yamle50807a Edit
  • Running GitHub Actions for ee/k8s/deployment.yamlEdit
  • Modify ee/k8s/one-liner-everything.yaml ! No changes made Edit
  • Running GitHub Actions for ee/k8s/one-liner-everything.yamlEdit

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Checking Makefile for syntax errors... ✅ Makefile has no syntax errors! 1/1 ✓
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✅ Makefile has no syntax errors!

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Some code snippets I think are relevant in decreasing order of relevance (click to expand). If some file is missing from here, you can mention the path in the ticket description.

https://github.com/stellar-amenities/assistants/blob/9abb9a57b7c5221dfb366fd90443a62a29e5e738/ee/k8s/one-liner-everything.yaml#L1-L130

https://github.com/stellar-amenities/assistants/blob/9abb9a57b7c5221dfb366fd90443a62a29e5e738/Makefile#L24-L78

https://github.com/stellar-amenities/assistants/blob/9abb9a57b7c5221dfb366fd90443a62a29e5e738/ee/k8s/README.md#L4-L48

https://github.com/stellar-amenities/assistants/blob/9abb9a57b7c5221dfb366fd90443a62a29e5e738/examples/hello-world-intel-neural-chat-nodejs-function-calling/README.md#L2-L452


Step 2: ⌨️ Coding

Modify Makefile with contents:
• Update the `docker` command in the `docker` target to include the deployment of the Assistants API using the Kubernetes configuration file.
• Add a comment to indicate that this command deploys the Assistants API to Kubernetes.
• Reference the `ee/k8s/one-liner-everything.yaml` file.
--- 
+++ 
@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@
 
 ## Docker compose up
 docker: ## Run docker compose up
-	docker-compose -f docker/docker-compose.yml up -d
+	kubectl apply -f ee/k8s/one-liner-everything.yaml -n assistants # Deploy the Assistants API to Kubernetes using the provided configuration file
 	@echo "Waiting for the infra to be ready..."
 	@while ! docker exec -it pg pg_isready -U postgres > /dev/null 2>&1; do sleep 1; done
 	@echo "Database is up and running"
  • Running GitHub Actions for MakefileEdit
Check Makefile with contents:

Ran GitHub Actions for 7f7084d12bd67dc45af2d580173002a66d2000bb:

Modify ee/k8s/README.md with contents:
• Update the instructions in the `README.md` file to include the one-liner deployment command using the `Makefile`.
• Provide clear instructions on how to deploy Assistants to Kubernetes using the one-liner command.
• Reference the `Makefile` and the specific target for deploying Assistants.
--- 
+++ 
@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@
 kubectl create configmap migration-script --from-file=assistants-core/src/migrations.sql -n assistants
 
 # Apply the Kubernetes configurations defined in your YAML file
-kubectl apply -f ee/k8s/one-liner-everything.yaml -n assistants 
+make kubernetes-deploy-assistants 
 ```
 
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  • Running GitHub Actions for ee/k8s/README.mdEdit
Check ee/k8s/README.md with contents:

Ran GitHub Actions for c38750b5cf67b5aeef9880b7bbf7f1c4487ac629:

Create ee/k8s/deployment.yaml with contents:
• Create a new file named `deployment.yaml` in the `ee/k8s` directory.
• This file will contain the Kubernetes deployment configuration for the Assistants API.
• Reference the `ee/k8s/one-liner-everything.yaml` file for the existing deployment configuration.
  • Running GitHub Actions for ee/k8s/deployment.yamlEdit
Check ee/k8s/deployment.yaml with contents:

Ran GitHub Actions for e50807a94ef3d82be00bf5ad058b9a911b6ffb5c:

  • Modify ee/k8s/one-liner-everything.yaml ! No changes made Edit
Modify ee/k8s/one-liner-everything.yaml with contents:
• Copy the existing Kubernetes deployment configuration from `ee/k8s/one-liner-everything.yaml` to the new `ee/k8s/deployment.yaml` file.
• This will separate the deployment configuration from the one-liner command in the `Makefile`.
• Update the relevant files in the `Makefile` to reference the new `deployment.yaml` file.
  • Running GitHub Actions for ee/k8s/one-liner-everything.yamlEdit
Check ee/k8s/one-liner-everything.yaml with contents:

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can you use another infra than k8s tho? ppl are too lazy/lack knowledge for it

something really braindead like render.com, railway.app or if you find something better on the internet that i can put on the readme and ppl just have to click and it's done in 30s

this is bad