hub-of-hubs-status-transport-bridge

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Hub-of-Hubs Status Transport Bridge

The status transport bridge component of Hub-of-Hubs.

How it works

Build and push the image to docker registry

1. Set the REGISTRY environment variable to hold the name of your docker registry:

   $ export REGISTRY=...
   

2. Set the IMAGE_TAG environment variable to hold the required version of the image.
   default value is latest, so in that case no need to specify this variable:

   $ export IMAGE_TAG=latest
   

3. Run make to build and push the image:

   $ make push-images
   

Deploy on the hub of hubs

Set the DATABASE_URL according to the PostgreSQL URL format: postgres://YourUserName:YourURLEscapedPassword@YourHostname:5432/YourDatabaseName?sslmode=verify-full.

❗ Remember to URL-escape the password, you can do it in bash:

python -c "import sys, urllib as ul; print ul.quote_plus(sys.argv[1])" 'YourPassword'

1. Create a secret with your database url:

   kubectl create secret generic hub-of-hubs-database-transport-bridge-secret -n open-cluster-management --from-literal=url=$DATABASE_URL
   

2. Set the REGISTRY environment variable to hold the name of your docker registry:

   $ export REGISTRY=...
   

3. Set the IMAGE environment variable to hold the name of the image.

   $ export IMAGE=$REGISTRY/$(basename $(pwd)):latest
   

4. Set the SYNC_SERVICE_HOST environment variable to hold the CSS host.

   $ export SYNC_SERVICE_HOST=...
   

5. Set the SYNC_SERVICE_PORT environment variable to hold the CSS port.

   $ export SYNC_SERVICE_PORT=...
   

6. Run the following command to deploy the hub-of-hubs-status-transport-bridge to your hub of hubs cluster:

   envsubst < deploy/hub-of-hubs-status-transport-bridge.yaml.template | kubectl apply -f -
   

Cleanup from the hub of hubs

1. Run the following command to clean hub-of-hubs-status-transport-bridge from your hub of hubs cluster:

   envsubst < deploy/hub-of-hubs-status-transport-bridge.yaml.template | kubectl delete -f -