LAB2: Micro Service Setup - OT-TRAINING/buildPiper-Workshop GitHub Wiki
Micro-Service Setup
Different Sections of this LAB
For this lab we are having 2-tier application where one is for app and one is database.
It means that we will be having 2 docker images those we have to build & deploy separately and make sure these are connected with each other.
Service Creation for Dev Database
As a first step In our Application Section , We need to go to the Services Section and click on `Add Service` button.
Choose the Service Name that you want to have and click on Save & Continue.
Name of Your Service: {YOUR-TEAM-NAME}-db-dev
Now Select Environment and User Group Access that you want to give to the service and click on Save & Continue.
Environment: dev
User Role Group: DEV
Now you are at Service Home Page where you can choose all the steps you want to perform on this service.
BUILD Image Configuration for Dev Database
It's time when we can start working with Configure CI part.
Click on Configure CI button that is placed on center.
Fill the required details for Source Details section and click on Continue.
GIT URL: https://github.com/OT-TRAINING/buildPiper-Workshop.git
Repo Credentials: <NOT REQUIRED>
Click on LOAD BRANCHES and choose the "MAIN" branch.
Dockerfile Path: ./Dockerfile.mysql
Image Name: {YOUR-TEAM-NAME}-db-dev/dev/dev # This name will come automatically
Fill the required details for CI Details section and click on Continue.
Language: Other #As this service is for MySQL DB
CI Scope: NO
Fill the required details for Env Variable section and click on Continue.
We are leaving it default for now by setting it to no
Fill the required details for Hooks section and click on Submit.
We are leaving it default for now by setting it to no
Now your job is ready for building the Image.
Now Click on Build and After that again on Build to run the build job for Database service.
Click on HISTORY, if you want to see the status and logs of the Build Image Job.
As we saw that our Build Job completed successfully, Now we can move to create the Job for Deploy docker image.
Deploy Image Configuration for Dev Database
To Deploy the Image first we need to configure DEPLOY DETAILS. And to perform this task we will be do doing it using BuildPiper-UI. So click on Continue for BuildPiper-UI section.
Fill the Required Details for Access Level Section and click on Continue.
Service Name: {YOUR-TEAM-NAME}-db-dev-dev-dev # This name will come automatically
Image Name: {YOUR-TEAM-NAME}-db-dev/dev/dev # This name will come automatically
Deployment Name: {YOUR-TEAM-NAME}-db-dev-dev-dev # This name will come automatically
Ingress Type: Choosing it as Private as it is Database
Port: 3306
Fill the Required Details for Request Quota Section and click on Continue.
We will be updating values for Memory and CPU Quota.
Request Memory Quota: 500
Request CPU Quota: 500
Leave other values as default
Fill the Required Details for Configuration & Secrets Section and click on Continue.
Leave all values as default
Fill the Required Details for Env variables Section and click on Continue.
Leave all values as default
Fill the Required Details for Node And Service Affinity Section and click on Continue.
Leave all values as default
Fill the Required Details for Liveness/Readiness Section and click on Continue.
Leave all values as default
Fill the Required Details for Lables/Annotations Section and click on Continue.
Leave all values as default
Fill the Required Details for Hooks Section and click on Submit.
Leave all values as default
Now our Job is created for Deploy Docker Image.
Let's deploy the image now to our cluster.
Click on Deploy -> Choose the Image Tag -> Click on Deploy.
Again Go to the "DEPLOY" under HISTORY section. And Check if your Deploy Job has been completed successfully.
We have successfully deployed our MySQL database.
Service Creation for Dev Application UI
Now it's time when we have to setup another Service for our Application UI as well.
We will be performing same steps as we performed for Database Service setup except this time we will be using ConfigMap that we added while creating our DEV Environment.
Let's Start again and this time try it creating without following the steps mentioned here
Click on Add New Service and Choose the Service Name that you want to have and click on Save & Continue.
Name of Your Service: {YOUR-TEAM-NAME}-app-dev
Now Select Environment and User Group Access that you want to give to the service and click on Save & Continue.
Environment: dev
User Role Group: DEV
Now you are at Service Home Page where you can choose all the steps you want to perform on this service.
It's time when we can start working with Configure CI part.
BUILD Image Configuration for Dev Application UI
Click on Configure CI button that is placed on center.
Fill the required details for Source Details section and click on Continue.
GIT URL: https://github.com/OT-TRAINING/buildPiper-Workshop.git
Repo Credentials: <NOT REQUIRED>
Click on LOAD BRANCHES and choose the "MAIN" branch.
Dockerfile Path: ./Dockerfile
Image Name: {YOUR-TEAM-NAME}-app-dev/dev/dev # This name will come automatically
Fill the required details for CI Details section and click on Continue.
Language: JAVA
CI Scope: NO
Fill the required details for Env Variable section and click on Continue.
We are leaving it default for now by setting it to no
Fill the required details for Hooks section and click on Submit.
We are leaving it default for now by setting it to no
Now your job is ready for building the Image.
Now Click on Build and After that again on Build to run the build job for Application service.
Click on HISTORY, if you want to see the status and logs of the Build Image Job.
As we saw that our Build Job completed successfully, Now we can move to create the Job for Deploy docker image.
Deploy Image Configuration for Dev Application UI
To Deploy the Image first we need to configure DEPLOY DETAILS. And to perform this task we will be do doing it using BuildPiper-UI. So click on Continue for BuildPiper-UI section.
Fill the Required Details for Access Level Section and click on Continue.
Service Name: {YOUR-TEAM-NAME}-app-dev-dev-dev # This name will come automatically
Image Name: {YOUR-TEAM-NAME}-app-dev/dev/dev # This name will come automatically
Deployment Name: {YOUR-TEAM-NAME}-app-dev-dev-dev # This name will come automatically
Ingress Type: Choosing it as Public as we want this application to be public
Select Ingress: Public-Ingress
URL: {YOUR-TEAM-NAME}-app-dev.buildpiper.in
Expose Path: /
Port: 8080
Fill the Required Details for Request Quota Section and click on Continue.
We will be updating values for Memory and CPU Quota.
Request Memory Quota: 500
Request CPU Quota: 500
Updating the LIMIT QUOTA as well this time.
Limit Memory Quota: 1000
Limit CPU Quota: 1000
Leave other values as default
Fill the Required Details for Configuration & Secrets Section and click on Continue.
We will we entering value from our ComfigMap this time. And for this click on `Define From ConfigMap`
Select ConfigMap: Choose the configMap that you added while creation of Environment.
Volume Mount Path: /etc/app/config
Leave other values as default
Fill the Required Details for Env variables Section and click on Continue.
We will we defining runtime environment variable.
Choose "Define Raw Key Value Pairs"
Key: SPRING_CONFIG_LOCATION
Value: /etc/app/config/
Leave all values as default
Fill the Required Details for Node And Service Affinity Section and click on Continue.
Leave all values as default
Fill the Required Details for Liveness/Readiness Section and click on Continue.
Leave all values as default
Fill the Required Details for Lables/Annotations Section and click on Continue.
Leave all values as default
Fill the Required Details for Hooks Section and click on Submit.
Leave all values as default
Now our Job is created for Deploy Docker Image.
Let's deploy the image now to our cluster.
Click on Deploy -> Choose the Image Tag -> Click on Deploy.
Again Go to the "DEPLOY" under HISTORY section. And Check if your Deploy Job has been completed successfully.
We have successfully deployed our UI of application.
