Files and docker images need to run Apache Cloudstack in Docker container
Note: If you want to build your own docker image from scratch, refer to steps mentioned here
else you can continue further
docker build -f Dockerfile -t <ANY NAME> .
docker run --name <ANY suitable name> -p 8080:8080 -d <DOCKER image name created above>
http://<IP of machine>:8080/client
You can deploy in kubernetes either manually or you can use skaffold for continuous development.
If you want to use skaffold then refer to the next section Continuous development using skaffold
kubectl apply -f deployment.yml
kubectl apply -f service.yml
kubectl apply -f ingress.yml
We have provided /cloudstack as the end point in ingress.yml, so access the ui using
http://<IP of Kubernetes cluster>/cloudstack
This will redirect to /client
If you want to deploy multiple cloudstack versions then have multiple deployment and service.
Add extra rules in ingress.yml.
If you have deployed cloudstack 4.14 in service/deployment cloudstack414
- path: /cloudstack/414
backend:
serviceName: cloudstack414
servicePort: 8080
If you have deployed cloudstack 4.15 in service/deployment cloudstack415
- path: /cloudstack/415
backend:
serviceName: cloudstack415
servicePort: 8080
You need to have minikube installed. It can be installed by following steps here
Skaffold can be installed using the instruction here
You can either use the existing skaffold.yaml file or you can create your own using skaffold init.
Once you have the skaffold.yaml ready, you can just run the below command
skaffold dev
This will build docker image and deploys it to kubernetes/minikube.
If you make change to the source code, skaffold will automatically build new docker image and deploys it again.
If you dont want to deploy to kubernetes then you can just build the docker image using
skaffold build