This project is an alpha, please proceed with caution using this in production.
Customize your system by modifying the values.yaml file.
To start the instance you can run: $ helm install dreamfactory .
Then follow the notes that get printed out to setup port forwarding.
Default DreamFactory behavior can be modified using environment variables managed in the root directory .env
file. You can view a complete list of variables in the guide. If you'd like to modify these variables using Helm, open the Values.yaml
file and add the variables and their associated values to the image
dictionary, like so:
image:
repository: dreamfactorysoftware/dreamfactory
pullPolicy: Always
tag: "4.9.0"
env:
app_log_level: debug
Next, open the templates/deployment.yaml
file and add an env
dictionary to the parent container
dictionary, like so:
containers:
...
env:
- name: APP_LOG_LEVEL
value: warning
$ kubectl expose deployment dreamfactory --type=LoadBalancer --name=<service-name>
After a minute you can then run the following command to see the external IP.
$ kubectl get services