These instructions will help you run your services on OpenShift using MiniShift.
Following steps will download and install Kedge on your machine and put it in your $PATH. For more detailed information please visit kedgeproject.org
curl -L https://github.com/kedgeproject/kedge/releases/download/v0.9.0/kedge-linux-amd64 -o kedge
Verify installation by running following command, you should get version number.
kedge version
Make sure you have all prerequisites installed. Please check the list here
Download and put minishift in your $PATH by following steps here
Verify installation by running following command, you should get version number.
minishift version
Please install and set up Kubectl on your machine by visiting kubectl
Verify installation by running following command, you should get version number.
kubectl version
End with an example of getting some data out of the system or using it for a little demo
When you want to run fabric8-auth and its database on OpenShift use following command:
make dev-openshift
Please enter sudo password when prompted, it is needed in order to create an entry in the /etc/hosts.
minishift ip gives the IP address on which MiniShift is running. This automation creates a host entry as minishift.local for that IP. This domain is whitelisted on fabric8-auth.
This build uses the developer account for creating a project called auth-openshift.
The above command then automates the process of running the containers on OpenShift in MiniShift by using Kedge.
Once the service is running, it will be available at http://minishift.local:31000/api.
If you wish to access the Postgres database, it is available on the same host but on port 31001. Use the following command to connect with the Postgres client:
PGPASSWORD=mysecretpassword psql -h minishift.local -U postgres -d postgres -p 31001
See the developer documentation for other make targets to run fabric8-auth on minishift
Use oc from MiniShift
eval $(minishift oc-env)
To undeploy the fabric8-auth service and auth DB (Postgres) from minishift, run the following command:
make clean-openshift
This removes both the auth and db-auth services from minishift and deletes the auth-openshift project.
List out all running services in MiniShift using
oc get pods
Wait until all pods are in running state and then copy pod name and use following command to see logs
oc logs <<pod name>> -f
Use docker from MiniShift
eval $(minishift docker-env)