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kubectl create ns oncall | |
kubectl config set-context (kubectl config current-context) --namespace=oncall | |
kubectl create secret generic mysql-pass --from-literal=password='1234' | |
kubectl apply -f oncall_config.yml | |
kubectl apply -f oncall_depl.yml |
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*** Disclaimer: Config and instructions supplied 'as is'. No suitability for use implied and by using these instructions | |
users assume responsibility for any outcomes of the use of these configuration files and instructions *** | |
Acknowledgements: | |
* kube-spinnaker-demo.yml has been derived from quickstart instructions and samples from the spinnaker.io site. | |
* service.yml, storage.yml and elasticsearch.yml have been copied (with minor modifications) from the elasticsearch instructions from the spinnaker.io site. (https://www.spinnaker.io/guides/user/tagging/) | |
Quick instructions for getting an environment up and running with support for k8s, CloudFoundry and entity tagging. Setup is | |
based on the quickstart file provided on the spinnaker.io website. | |
Familiarity with Kubernetes is assumed. This was tested out on GKE. |