This guide deploys the chart into the dev
namespace
kubectl get secrets -n dev | grep -v NAME | awk '{print $1}'
dev-api-db-credentials
dev-api-jwt-keys
dev-api-s3-credentials
dev-clients-ca
dev-clients-ca-cert
dev-cluster-ca
dev-cluster-ca-cert
tls-api-client
tls-api-peer
tls-api-server
tls-kafka-cluster-0-client
tls-kafka-cluster-0-peer
tls-kafka-cluster-0-server
tls-pgadmin-client
tls-pgadmin-peer
tls-pgadmin-server
tls-postgres-client
tls-postgres-peer
tls-postgres-server
If you do not see something similar for your kubernetes namespace, please make sure to run the deploy-kubernetes-assets.sh
from the root of the repo with the -e dev
flag:
https://github.com/jay-johnson/restapi/blob/main/deploy-kubernetes-assets.sh
When the kubernetes assets are ready, you can deploy the restapi chart with:
helm upgrade --install --create-namespace -n dev dev-api rust-restapi -f ./rust-restapi/values.yaml
kubectl get pods -n default