Deploy Eclipse Che into your OpenShift project using an APB.

• Persistent Volumes

• Kubernetes Service Catalog and Ansible Service Broker

  ## minishift with OpenShift 3.10
  export MINISHIFT_ENABLE_EXPERIMENTAL=y && \
  minishift config set iso-url centos && \
  minishift start --memory=8gb --cpus=4 --disk-size=50g \
                  --network-nameserver 8.8.8.8 \
                  --openshift-version 3.10.0-rc.0 \
                  --extra-clusterup-flags "--enable=service-catalog,router,registry,web-console,persistent-volumes,rhel-imagestreams,automation-service-broker"

• ⚠️ ASB default configuration should be changed or Eclipse Che deployment will fail:

  • openshift sandbox_role must be set to admin (default is edit) to create the correct RoleBindings for che ServiceAccount
  • dockerhub registry tag must be set to canary (default is latest) to get the most recent build of the APB

  # Edit ASB configuration
  oc edit cm/broker-config -n openshift-automation-service-broker --as system:admin
  
  # Rollout ASB to take config changes
  oc rollout latest dc/openshift-automation-service-broker -n openshift-automation-service-broker --as system:admin
  
  # Trigger APBs reload from the registries (see below for more details about the APB CLI)
  apb bootstrap

• TLS
• Ephemeral storage

• Troubleshooting Che deployment:

  # Use the following command to retrieve the provisioning logs
  oc get po --all-namespaces --as system:admin | grep eclipse-che-apb-prov | grep Running | awk '{print "oc logs --as system:admin -f -n "$1" "$2}' | bash -
  
  # It may be useful to look at ASB logs
  oc logs -f dc/openshift-automation-service-broker -n openshift-automation-service-broker --as system:admin
  
  # Or look at the provisioning pods
  oc get po --all-namespaces --as system:admin | grep eclipse-che-apb-prov

• Uninstall (deprovisioning) Che:

  # Trigger serviceinstance deprovisioning
  oc get serviceinstance -n eclipse-che-apb | grep apb | awk '{ print $1 }' | xargs oc delete -n eclipse-che-apb serviceinstance 
  
  # Follow the deprovisioning logs
  oc get po --all-namespaces --as system:admin | grep eclipse-che-apb-dep | grep Running | awk '{print "oc logs --as system:admin -f -n "$1" "$2}' | bash -

• Install apb

  # Download and install the APB CLI bash script 
  APB_URL=https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ansibleplaybookbundle/ansible-playbook-bundle/master/scripts/apb-docker-run.sh
  curl -sSL "${APB_URL}" > /usr/local/bin/apb && chmod +x /usr/local/bin/apb
  
  # The OpenShift user that will run the APB CLI should have enough privileges
  OS_USER=developer
  oc adm policy add-cluster-role-to-user cluster-admin "${OS_USER}"
  
  # On minishift, for apb CLI to work properly:
  eval $(minishift docker-env)

• Build and push the APB to the local registry

  ⚠️ When using minishift a Docker deamon should run on the host as well as the one in the minishift VM. For example on OSX, Docker for Mac and minishift should be both running when executing apb commands.

  git clone [email protected]:ansibleplaybookbundle/eclipse-che-apb.git
  cd eclipse-che-apb
  apb list # optional
  apb build
  apb push

  To filter out APBs except local ones change the ASB config.

This is the fastest way to test the APB using the CLI:

• Setup the registry and the seviceaccount

  # setup minishift
  export APB_NAME=eclipse-che-apb
  export OC_USER=`oc whoami` OC_PASS=`oc whoami -t`
  export REGISTRY=`oc get svc/docker-registry -n default --as system:admin --template '{{.spec.clusterIP}}:{{index .spec.ports 0 "port"}}'`
  oc new-project $APB_NAME
  docker login -u ${OC_USER} -p ${OC_PASS} ${REGISTRY}
  oc create sa apb
  oc adm policy add-role-to-user admin -z apb

• Build and push the APB image

  docker build -t $APB_NAME .
  docker tag "${APB_NAME}" "${REGISTRY}/${APB_NAME}/${APB_NAME}"
  docker push "${REGISTRY}/${APB_NAME}/${APB_NAME}"

• Test the local image

  oc run "${APB_NAME}-test" -it --restart='Never' --image "${REGISTRY}/${APB_NAME}/${APB_NAME}" --env "OPENSHIFT_TOKEN=${OC_PASS}" --env "OPENSHIFT_TARGET=https://kubernetes.default.svc" --env "POD_NAME=${APB_NAME}-test" --env "POD_NAMESPACE=${APB_NAME}" --overrides='{"apiVersion":"v1","spec":{"serviceAccountName":"apb"}}' -- test -e namespace=${APB_NAME}

• Deprovision

  oc run "${APB_NAME}-dep" -it --restart='Never' --image "${REGISTRY}/${APB_NAME}/${APB_NAME}" --env "OPENSHIFT_TOKEN=${OC_PASS}" --env "OPENSHIFT_TARGET=https://kubernetes.default.svc" --env "POD_NAME=${APB_NAME}-dep" --env "POD_NAMESPACE=${APB_NAME}" --overrides='{"apiVersion":"v1","spec":{"serviceAccountName":"apb"}}' -- deprovision -e namespace=${APB_NAME}

• Cleanup

  oc delete all -l app=che
  oc delete all -l app=keycloak
  oc rsh dc/postgresql-9.6-prod bash -c "dropdb dbche" && \
  oc rsh dc/postgresql-9.6-prod bash -c "dropdb keycloak" && \
  oc delete all --all && \
  oc delete secret postgres && \
  oc delete cm che && \
  oc delete rolebinding che-admin && \
  oc delete serviceaccount che

• Ansible Playbook Bundle - Getting Started
• Ansible Service Broker (ASB)
• APB CLI
• Ansible Kubernetes Module (depracated but it's still what we are using)
• Ansilbe k8s module
• Kubernetes Service Catalog
• Blog Post on APB development and testing