devpod-provider-opentelekomcloud

README

Open Telekom Cloud Provider for DevPod

The Open Telekom Cloud provider for Loft Labs' DevPod.

[!NOTE] This is a community project, not supported officially by T-Systems International GmbH

Overview

Open Telekom Cloud is an OpenStack-based public cloud offering from German leading IT services provider T-Systems International GmbH, a subsidiary company of the Deutsche Telekom Group. Open Telekom Cloud offers Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) from the public cloud. Companies of all sizes and in all industries can obtain computing resources flexibly at the push of a button and benefit from all the advantages of a public cloud environment with the highest security and the strictest data protection according to the GDPR and extreme flexible and competitive price models.

Installation

Using the CLI

The provider is available for auto-installation using the following commands:

devpod provider add github.com/akyriako/devpod-provider-opentelekomcloud
devpod provider use github.com/akyriako/devpod-provider-opentelekomcloud

Pre-requisites

You will need to provision to your tenant the following resources before being able to use the DevPod provider:

• A VPC Network & a Subnet with internet access
• A Security Group allowing port 22 (If not provided it will be created automatically)
• A NAT Gateway and its associated Elastic IP address (only if NAT Gateway is going to be used otherwise VMs can be accessed directly using an Elastic IP address that will be automatically allocated or released)
• An AK/SK pair in the region and project that the VMs are going to be provisioned

Configuration

NAME	REQUIRED	DESCRIPTION	DEFAULT
OTC_ACCESS_KEY	true	Open Telekom Cloud Access Key
OTC_SECRET_KEY	true	Open Telekom Cloud Secret Key
OTC_TENANT_NAME	true	Tenant's Name
OTC_REGION	true	Region (e.g. eu-de or eu-nl or eu-ch)
OTC_FLAVOR_ID	true	Flavor to use for sizing	s3.large.2
OTC_DISK_IMAGE	true	Virtual Machine's Disk Image	Standard_Ubuntu_22.04_latest
OTC_DISK_SIZE	true	Virtual Machine's Disk Size (in GB)	40
OTC_NETWORK_ID	true	Subnet ID to place the VM into
OTC_SECURITYGROUP_ID	false	Security Group ID to use with this VM
OTC_NATGATEWAY_ID	false	NAT Gateway ID (to use instead of individual EIP)
OTC_FLOATINGIP_ID	false	EIP ID to associate with NAT Gateway DNAT Rules
PROXY_HOST	false	SOCKS Host
SOCKS_PORT	false	SOCKS v5 Port	1080

[!NOTE] NAT Gateway or EIP?: If you intend to use a NAT Gateway, you should have already created an EIP and insert its ID in OTC_FLOATINGIP_ID. If not, the provider will take care of creating and destroying the necessary EIP needed to access your VM.

Development

Emulate a Proxy Server

If you want to emulate a proxy server in your development environment, create the following container and set its IP as the PROXY_HOST value:

docker run --name 3proxy -d \
    -p "3128:3128/tcp" \
    -p "1080:1080/tcp" \
    ghcr.io/tarampampam/3proxy:latest