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simple-test-opsmanager-k8s

Inspired by Simple Test Deployment


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Simple Test Ops Manager running inside k8s.

Note: the docker/content directory is generated do NOT put anything you want to keep there!

  • Dynamically builds image from mongodb & mms builds
  • Other fixed content for image is store in the ./src folder

Getting started

Note - this should work with minikube. If you don't know what minikube is, then you know what do, right?

Enterprise users, see below for minishift.

  1. Start minikube start --memory="8000" (Run with a least 8GB of ram for Ops Manager, add more if needed.) =======

  2. Build the images. Run ./build-image.sh. Note you can override where the MongoDB and Ops Manager archive are located in the script. The build-image.sh script will attempt to find the newest Ops Mgr build. But, in order for this to work, you need to have a local version of the Ops Mgr github repository (https://github.com/10gen/mms). Otherwise, the build script will use the URL located in ./default-latest-mms-build

2a. The ./build-image.sh should do this, but make sure your local minishift docker registry actually has the image, if not, then run eval $(minishift docker-env)

  1. kubectl create -f ./simple-test-opsmgr.yaml Wait for Ops Mgr to be ready.

#WORKING AREA#

kubectl exec -it $(kubectl get pods --selector=app=mongodb-opsmgr --output=jsonpath='{.items[0].metadata.name}') -c mongodb-opsmgr -- tail -f /mongodb-opsmgr-server/runtime/startup-mms.log

kubectl exec mongodb-opsmgr -c mongodb-opsmgr -- cat mongodb-opsmgr-server/runtime/opsmgr-config-map.yaml | kubectl create -f -

Now - get your helm going....