This repository contains a YAML file called easytravel-k8s-deploy.yaml. This file contains every configuration needed to deploy a working easytravel deployment into an existing kubernetes cluster.
You can deploy Easytravel to the cluster using the command: kubectl create -f https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bstyx09/Kubernetes-Easytravel/master/easytravel-k8s-deploy.yaml
Once you have done this easytravel should start right up with traffic running automatically. There is nothing else needed to be done to start seeing data if you are monitoring this with Dynatrace. The loadgenerator will automatically start running traffic on the application
This will create:
- a kubernetes namespace called "easytravel"
- 5 deployments:
- easytravel-frontend
- easytravel-angular-frontend
- easytravel-backend
- easytravel-mongodb
- load generator
- 4 services:
- easytravel-frontend-service
- easytravel-angular-frontend-service
- easytravel-backend-service
- easytravel-mongodb-service
You can confirm that these were all created succesfully by running the command:
kubectl get all -n easytravel
If you want to run traffic manually to your shiny new easytravel application, you can access it manually using the address: http://<kubernetes-worker-node>:30080 where <kubernetes-worker-node> is the IP or DNS entry for any worker node in your Kubernetes cluster.
The Angular frontend is available at http://<kubernetes-worker-node>:30081
Alternatively, you can expose the easytravel-frontend & easytravel-angular-frontend deployments via load balancers.
easyTravel Docker is licensed under the MIT License. For more information please refer to the easyTravel-Docker repository. https://github.com/Dynatrace/easyTravel-Docker