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rlockerci

CI for rlocker

This project will show you to install Resource Locker on your Cluster

Supported platforms:

  • Openshift

Pre-requirements (The following packages/permissions are required for installing Resource Locker on Openshift):

  • Make sure you have access to your Openshift Cluster, validate by: oc config get-contexts check if receiving any output
  • Make sure you have access to instantiate templates in Openshift.
    • Templates are allowing to create multiple components after receiving a list of environment variables - oc get template postgresql-persistent -n openshift
  • helm cli is installed. Validate by helm version
  • Python is installed (3.8 or above). Validate by python --version
  • pip package manager is installed. Validate by pip --version

Install Resource Locker:

  • Clone the Project by git clone https://github.com/red-hat-storage/rlockerci.git
  • Get to the directory of the project from terminal
  • Run pip install -r requirements.txt in order to install a single package that supports reading yaml files named pyyaml (venv is optional)
  • Create file settings.yaml in the root directory of the project - touch settings.yaml
    • The following keys are acceptable, please copy and paste this yaml section to settings.yaml:
    • NAMESPACE Is mandatory
    NAMESPACE: # Decides the name of the namespace to use in the Openshift, specify whether if exists or not exist
RELEASE_NAME: release-1 # Helm works with release names for its' charts, leave None if you are not sure what it does

POSTGRESQL_USER: admin # Change to the preffered admin name for postgresql authentication, not necessarily need a change
POSTGRESQL_PASSWORD: admin # Change to the preffered password, it is not recommended having such weak password for db authentication inside your cluster 
POSTGRESQL_DATABASE: rlocker # No need to change that, that's just the name of the db

DJANGO_CHART_VALUES:
  DJANGO_SECRET: 't4*0k$$8$14a9uk(xtp#_z^5(82&l!uei88c(+91b71@a#8web' # You can always generate a new secret (recommended) from here: https://djecrety.ir/
  DEBUG: False # Debug mode should be false in production, only change if you debug the Django application
  DJANGO_SUPERUSER_USERNAME: admin # Your first user to log in to the Resource Locker website when it is up
  DJANGO_SUPERUSER_PASSWORD: Admin-1 # Your password for the user above, this always could be modified from the Resource Locker instance after deployment (recommended to change to a stronger password)
  DJANGO_SUPERUSER_EMAIL: [email protected] # Since the website does not have an SMTP Server with special updates, temporarily, no need to touch that

TAGS:
  QUEUE_SERVICE: latest
  DJANGO: latest
  NGINX: latest
  • Run python run.py
  • After the deployment, you will receive the status of all the deployed components in the namespace, including the URL for the resource locker!