OpenOps - https://www.openops.com/
There is a chain of dependencies that needs to be respected before you can access the system.
Wait until previous service is fully up & running before you execute next one.
kubectl create ns openops
# Make sure to change the frontend urls (env_vars.yaml)
# And if you havent notice, I use Traefik as ingress controller.
kubectl apply -f ./common
kubectl apply -f ./postgresql
kubectl apply -f ./redis
# Wait until pg and redis is up & running
kubectl apply -f ./tables
# Wait until tables is up & running
# Analytics will not start until tables returns 200 and pg is running
kubectl apply -f ./analytics
# Wait until tables is up & running
# App will not start until tables returns 200
kubectl apply -f ./app
kubectl apply -f ./engine
# Wait until app is up & running
kubectl apply -f ./nginx
## Login
Url: https://openops.vicrem.se/sign-in
User: [email protected]
Passwd: see_secret
## Analytics url
Url: https://openops.vicrem.se/openops-analytics/login
User: admin
Passwd: see_secret- PVC for postgres, redis, tables and engine
- Move to cloudnative-pg
- Fix securityContext where its missing
- and probably other stuff..