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Spinnaker Summit 2020

Run Jobs

Using Spinnaker Run jobs one can run tasks like updating a database, interacting with third-party systems like Jira or ServiceNow, run tests and even builds! In this example, the run job does a maven build on a git repo, builds a docker image using kaniko and finally deploys the built image.

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pipeline.json

The json representation of the pipeline used in the demo

src/*

The source code of a simple application

deploy.yaml

Kubernetes manifest to deploy the simple application

Dockerfile

Used to build docker image of the Application

Creating secret for kaniko

Use the config.json. Update the auth to the correct value. For Dockerhub it is:

echo -n USER:PASSWORD | base64

And the file as a secret into kubernetes:

kubectl create secret generic kaniko-secret --from-file=<path to config.json>

More information on Kaniko can be found in https://github.com/GoogleContainerTools/kaniko/blob/master/README.md

Additional Setup Instructions

Spinnaker

Setting up of Spinnaker using Helm along with a customized values.yaml is defined in the directory spinnaker.

Enable Authentication with OpenLDAP

Refer to the blog https://www.opsmx.com/blog/deploying-spinnaker-in-gke-with-ldap-authentication/

NFS

NFS can be used for ReadWriteMany Persistence Volume in Kubernetes. The nfs directory contains instructions to setup a NFS server in a Kubernetes cluster.

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