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My over-engineered homepage project to get an idea of the Kubernetes. It shows traffic data from all my GitHub repositories. I added RabbitMQ, Redis and MongoDB so I got to play around with multiple k8s resources. Traffic data is fetched concurrently and Kubernetes manages that job as a cron job. Also now my old hobby projects are under Kubernetes.

Go to https://miikka.xyz or run the project locally with your own GITHUB_API_TOKEN=token_here. Fetching traffic data automatically on start up, requires RUN_JOBS_ON_STARTUP=true to be set.

Docker reads environment variables from .env file, but code doesn't.

Run infrastructure and services with:

docker-compose --file docker-compose-all.yml up --build

Go to http://localhost

Run infrastructure with:

docker-compose up -d

Build binaries with make build and run those or use VS Code's .vscode/launch.json

WIP.

If all tests are to be run at the same time, parallel count must be set to 1, because every test cleans database. Cached test will be disabled with that -count=1

go test -v -count=1 -p 1 ./...

Run one test function

go test -v -timeout 180s -count=1 -run ^TestJob$ miikka.xyz/devops-app/lib/job

Build Docker images and push to Docker registry

Eventlistener

docker build . -t tuommii/miikka-xyz-events -f Dockerfile-eventlistener
docker push tuommii/miikka-xyz-events

Traffic job

docker build . -t tuommii/miikka-xyz-traffic-job -f Dockerfile-traffic-job
docker push tuommii/miikka-xyz-traffic-job

API

docker build . -t tuommii/miikka-xyz-api -f Dockerfile-api
docker push tuommii/miikka-xyz-api

In case updating Kubernetes resources is needed, run following commands

kubectl apply -f assets/k8s/events.yml
kubectl apply -f assets/k8s/traffic-job.yml
kubectl apply -f assets/k8s/api.yml

Swagger URL is http://localhost:8080/swagger/ if enabled

Update docs with make swagger

Get pods

kubectl get pod

Verify service

kubectl get svc miikka-xyz-api

Get a shell to the running container

kubectl exec --stdin --tty mongo-container-name -- /bin/bash

Get a YAML file

kubectl get deploy rabbitmq -o yaml > rabbit.yaml

Delete all volumes

docker volume rm $(docker volume ls -q)

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