Minimal first version

[burnout87]

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[burnout87]

I managed to start a deployment with one container, and I could see from the logs that this is up and running.

The problem I am currently facing and I am a bit stuck is about sending a request to the container, I am not sure the configuration I developed is correct:

• the containerPort of the dev-oda-dispatcher in the deployment is set to the port assigned to the dispatcher (eg 8001)

  vo-interface/deployment_config.yaml

  Lines 19 to 20 in 2601bc5

  	ports:
  	- containerPort: 8001

• I added a extraPortMappings config for the kind cluster in order to to port forward to the kind node (eg 8080 to 8001)

  vo-interface/setup_kind_cluster.sh

  Lines 11 to 13 in 2601bc5

  	extraPortMappings:
  	- containerPort: 8001
  	hostPort: 8080

I am clearly missing a part of the configuration: do I have to create a dedicated service in charge of routing the requests to the appropriate container?

[volodymyrss]

To test locally, it is easier to use 'kubectl port-forward'.

Inside the cluster, dispatcher can access your new pod through a service you need to create.
From outside, the service should be accessed through dispatcher.

[burnout87]

To test locally, it is easier to use 'kubectl port-forward'.

Thanks, this worked for me and I could finally test it locally

Inside the cluster, dispatcher can access your new pod through a service you need to create. From outside, the service should be accessed through dispatcher.

Ok, I will define also a specific service

[burnout87]

With the last development:

• defined a container specific for the postgresql DB
  • the transfer of the data from the MySQL product gallery DB is then necessary (using the pgloader utility)
• added as part of the deployment within the kind cluster
• set an extraMounts within the kind cluster (only for kind) for the dispatcher config file

[burnout87]

I am missing the following part:

Within the dispatcher-config configMap, certain entries are secret (eg secret_key and vo_psql_pg_password). How are those supposed to be injected?

[burnout87]

Within the dispatcher-config configMap, certain entries are secret (eg secret_key and vo_psql_pg_password). How are those supposed to be injected?

Inspired by create-secret , I figured it out.

The dispatcher config (for the dispatcher container), as well as the postgres password, are included in a secret

[burnout87]

Following the doc in https://hub.docker.com/_/postgres/ , I developed an entrypoint script that creates the DB, schema and installs the extension pgsphere.