Handy scripts for quickly bringing up a site-software Kubernetes test stack

deploy_jade_and_dbs.sh

#!/bin/bash
#deploy jade and required databases for site-software kubernetes test stack
#$1 - directory containing kubernetes deployment configuration files e.g site-software/deployment/
deployment_dir=$1

kubectl apply -f $deployment_dir/pond-db-deployment.yaml
kubectl apply -f $deployment_dir/lake-db-deployment.yaml
kubectl apply -f $deployment_dir/pubsub-db-deployment.yaml
kubectl apply -f $deployment_dir/jade-deployment.yaml

deploy_site_stack.sh

#!/bin/bash
#deploy site stack and lake for site-software kubernetes test stack
#$1 - directory containing kubernetes deployment configuration files e.g site-software/deployment/
deployment_dir=$1

kubectl apply -f $deployment_dir/site-deployment.yaml
kubectl apply -f $deployment_dir/observatory-deployment.yaml
kubectl apply -f $deployment_dir/telescope-deployment.yaml
kubectl apply -f $deployment_dir/instrument-deployment.yaml
kubectl apply -f $deployment_dir/lake-deployment.yaml

start_services.sh

#!/bin/bash
#start services required for site-software kubernetes test stack
#$1 - directory containing kubernetes service configuration files e.g site-software/deployment/
service_dir=$1

for filename in $service_dir/*service.yaml; do
    kubectl apply -f $filename
done