Kubernetes Configuration

🛈 Overview

This repo contains Kubernetes configuration files used for deploying the application to staging and production environments. The configuration is organized into modules for each service, including both front-end and back-end services.

🧰 Components

• Manifests:

  • deployment.yaml: Defines the deployment configurations for the service.
  • service.yaml: Specifies the service configuration for exposing the deployment.
  • secret.yaml: Contains sensitive data which should be stored as base64 type.
  • configMap.yaml: Stores non-confidential data in key-value pairs.
  • ingress.yaml: Configures ingress rules for external access to the services.
  • persistentVolume.yaml: Defines persistent storage volumes.
  • kustomization.yaml: Create variations of K8s resources and configurations for specific use cases.

• Staging Environment

  • A K8s cluster set up for staging environment using Terraform & Ansible with kubeadm tool. I already have a repo that sets up the cluster like the architecture below 👉 Here

• Production Environment
  • A K8s cluster set up for production environment using AWS EKS service. You can follow this link to create your own cluster: Set up to use Amazon EKS

🚀 Getting Started

Prerequisites

• Kubernetes clusters: Ensure you have a K8s clusters set up for staging and production environments.
• kubectl: Install and configure kubectl to interact with your K8s cluster.
  → you need to configure the config file in .kube folder after installing kubectl tool. Follow the instructions here.

Setup

1. Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/NT114-O21-DACN-DevOps/class-management-k8s-config.git
cd class-management-k8s-config

2. Apply the manifests

• Because of using kustomization file, you only need to apply all of the config files with 1 command:

kubectl apply -k .

Notes

• Ensure that the configMap.yaml and secret.yaml files contain appropriate configurations and sensitive data for each environment.
• Update ingress.yaml with the correct rules for routing external traffic to your services.
• Review the persistentVolume.yaml to configure persistent storage as required by your application.