Add k8s manifests #92
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Description
Adds Kubernetes manifest files for deploying Storedog on a local cluster. A manifest file for the Datadog Operator is included. The readme has information about the files, setting up local development, and troubleshooting.
The manifest files have variables for the container registry url and container tag. However, unlike Docker compose, K8s will not replace these variables. You must use
envsubstto apply these values. They can be replaced when using in a lab.How to test
Steps are outline in the readme. It's important to note that unlike Docker compose, K8s won't build container images. Images must be pre-built and hosted in a registry. For development, you can run a local registry. Then build and push images. The images must be built and pushed on the
workernode as that is where the services will run and look forlocalhost.The development K8s Sandbox is currently set to test. The services files from
mainbranch are used to build and push to the local registry. You can also set the registry url to the live public version. Follow the steps in the readme to setup the Datadog operator and start Storedog.Use the Storedog tab to the right of the
workertabs to load the site. Again, the pods are running on the worker node.