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Tribefire Cloud Operator

Tribefire Cloud Operator is a Kubernetes native operator used to deploy Tribefire manifests (essentially YAML configuration files) on cloud hosts. You can install and use the operator by cloning it to your host and invoking the functions available in the provided Makefile.

On this page

  1. Prerequisites
  2. Installing the Operator
  3. Deploying the Operator
  4. Deploying Tribefire Manifests using the Operator
  5. Monitoring
  6. Debugging

Prerequisites

  • Access to a cloud-hosted database.

Installing the Operator

To install the operator, you simply need to run make initial-setup-cloud on your host. This command, in turn, invokes the following commands:

  • checkup-cloud - checks user's cloud access by verifying the operator-service-account.json and cloudsql-client.json files.
  • create-secrets - creates secrets that host details about the service account (from .json files) and artifactory (from system variables).
  • create-prereq - updates the configuration of namespaces and tribefire runtime.

Deploying the Operator

To deploy the operator, simply run make deploy-operator-cloud. Now you can proceed to deploying Tribefire manifests.

Deploying Tribefire Manifests using the Operator

To deploy a sample Tribefire setup, run the following:

  1. Run make create-demo-namespace to create tribefire namespace.
  2. Run make deploy-tribefire to deploy the tribefire runtime.

Monitoring

For monitoring information, see the instruction within GitHub repository

Debugging

For debugging information, see the instruction within GitHub repository.