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deniswsrosa
Some Questions
Hi Denis,
I'm working on Terraform scripts to setup the CB operator and the cluster. When I follow your scripts, I don't see where the CRD gets created in your instructions. I'm guessing that maybe the operator is creating the CRD, b/c you're passing it a flag --create-crd?
Hi Davis,
My script is already outdated, better follow this doc here: https://docs.couchbase.com/operator/1.1/install-kubernetes.html
On Tue, Mar 19, 2019 at 5:32 PM Davis Ford [email protected] wrote:
Hi Denis,
I'm working on Terraform scripts to setup the CB operator and the cluster. When I follow your scripts, I don't see where the CRD gets created in your instructions. I'm guessing that maybe the operator is creating the CRD, b/c you're passing it a flag --create-crd?
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I am using that d/l package linked there as my reference. It is very similar to what you have, in fact. Still wondering about CRD though -- do you know what the operator does when you pass it the command --create-crd? I'm assuming it attempts to to create the couch crd, but do you know if it is trying to read it from the filesystem yaml, or if it has a version it needs hard-coded in its own container? I'm trying to figure out what the operator is doing so I can convert the construction of it over to TF
Hey davis, I updated the doc with my latest version. It should work for you now.
kubectl create -f spring-boot-load-balancer.yaml where is the yam file located it is not in the kubernetes folder
They are here now https://github.com/deniswsrosa/microservices-on-kubernetes/tree/master/kubernetes/1.2 , in the v1.2 of the operator a lot of things changed, so I decided to organize the yaml files according to the operator version
It is not important if you don't want to expose your service to the world. You can access your service using:
kubectl port-forward name_of_my_pod 8080:8080
It will forward the 8080 port of the spring boot application to you the 8080 of your local machine
On Thu, Aug 15, 2019 at 5:23 PM shyaml [email protected] wrote:
spring-boot-load-balancer.yaml is missing or is this not important
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