tagger-kubernetes

Kubernetes .yml files for the tagger cluster

Overview

This repository contains all files required to boot the tagger cluster (except for Kafka, which can be deployed using these .yml files).

Here is a description of the Kubernetes Object that are defined in this repository (in the order they get created):

• a tagger namespace, where everything will live
• tagger-secrets, a secrets object used by the backend containing authentification to azure blob storage and a secret used for JWT signing
• testsites-info-secrets, which contains the fullchain.pem and privkey.pem for gruppe7.testsites.info.
• postgres-deploy, which deploys postgresql into the cluster
• postgres-service, which makes the postgres deployment addressable by the cluster
• tagger-backend-deploy, which deploys the tagger backend into the cluster.
• tagger-backend-service, which makes the service addressable by the cluster
• tagger-worker-deploy, which deploys the worker into the cluster
• frontend-deploy, which deploys the tagger-frontend into the cluster
• frontend-expose, which installs a load balancer in front of the frontend deployment and serves as an entry point to the outside world.

Additionally, the following helper objects are defined:

• get-certs, a deployment of a letsencrypt docker image that can be used to generate certificates.
• kafka-manager-deploy, which is used to deploy an instance of kafka-manager into the cluster.

Deployment

In order to deploy the tagger into your own kubernetes cluster, do the following:

• Deploy Kafka into your cluster
• git clone https://github.com/SwaggerTagger/tagger-kubernetes && cd tagger-kubernetes
• kubectl create -f .