kyma-integration

README

How To Run Locally

• Use kyma-cli, to install kyma.
• Run make run
  • Output should show the application running on port 8080:

    time="2020-01-21T19:51:39-08:00" level=info msg="🔓 Listening on 0.0.0.0:8080"
    

  • A config.yaml is created in the directory where the binary is, if you don't specify a different path in the CONFIG_DIR environment variable.
• Open browser and connect to your local kyma cluster to create an application https://console.kyma.local/home/cmf-apps
• Add a new application
• Click on connect application and copy the URL with the token
• In the browser browse to http://localhost:8080/
• Use the copied url from the created application on Kyma, put it in the text box and hit submit
  • This will connect the application in Kyma as well as registering API and Events with the application.
  • Double check in the Kyma application details, that after a refresh the application is listed as "Serving" and has APIs and Events listed in the Provided Services & Events section of the page.

What's Currently Working

• Automatically generate certificates, public and private keys.
• Connect to Kyma and register API and Events automatically.

Kyma and Kyma-integration on Minikube

• Install kyma, e.g. with kyma-cli

To use an image without uploading it to a docker registry, you can follow these steps:

• Set the environment variables with eval $(minikube docker-env)
• Build the image with the Docker daemon of Minikube (eg docker build -t my-image .)
• Set the image in the pod spec like the build tag (eg my-image)
• Set the imagePullPolicy to Never, otherwise Kubernetes will try to download the image.

How To Run On k8s/kind

• Install Kyma on minikube or use a remote Kyma.
• Run make setupkind to initialize a kind cluster just for this application.
• Run make docker to create a docker binary
• Run docker build -f build/package/Dockerfile -t kyma-integration:$(shell cat VERSION) to create a docker container and tag it with the current version.
• Run kind load docker-image kyma-integration:$(shell cat VERSION) --name "config-map" to load the image into kind.
• Run kubectl apply -f deploy-k8s.yaml to deploy the service.
• Use kubectl ... to retrieve NodePort of application and access the service.