NOTES.md

Pre-bootstrap

Get credentials for pushing images to Quay.io

Visit the settings page for your Quay.io account "https://quay.io/user/?tab=settings"

You'll be prompted to authenticate, and then you'll get a screen that allows you download credential, pick the "Kubernetes Secret" on the left hand of the screen.

On this screen, there is a link below "Step 1", to download your secret "Download -secret.yml", download this file, and rename it to ~/quayio-secret.yaml.

Edit ~/demo-quayio-secret.yaml and change

metadata:
  name: <USERNAME>-pull-secret

to

metadata:
 name: pull-secret

Get configuration for pulling images from Quay.io

On the same screen, as the Quay.io pull credentials, click on the "Docker Configuration", and click to download the <USERNAME>-auth.json file.

Rename this file to ~/demo-auth.json

Configure the repositories that you want to watch to trigger builds.

In [the eventlistener](./tekton/eventlisteners/cicd-event-listener.yaml there are two repositories that are used, one for the main source (which triggers the ci pipeline in the dev environment) and a second for the stage-environment.

Modify the repos bigkevmcd/taxi and bigkevmcd/taxi-stage-config as appropriate.

e.g.

- name: dev-ci-build-from-pr
  interceptor:
    header:
    - name: Pullrequest-Action
      value: opened
    - name:  Pullrequest-Repo
      value: bigkevmcd/taxi
    objectRef:
      kind: Service
      name: demo-interceptor
      apiVersion: v1
      namespace: cicd-environment

This assumes that bigkevmcd/taxi is the main repository, you can configure this as appropriate.

Login to your OpenShift cluster

oc login --token=<TOKEN FROM YOUR CLUSTER> --server=https://<CLUSTER ADDRESS>

Execute the bootstrap command

cd tekton && ./bootstrap.sh

This should complete successfully.

Setup the Webooks

For your GitHub repositories, go to the settings page, and add the route paths that have been setup.