Abdullah Alaqeel
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Website:
Server:
- Rancher: https://54.86.219.59
- Jenkins: http://54.86.219.59:8080
Agnets (load balanced)
Video:
Docker Repo:
I created a t2.medium EC2 instance and:
- installed docker
- installed jenkins
- ran rancher as a docker container
Steps to reproduce are in this script.
After much trial and error, I decided to go with setting up RKE on Azure virtual machines. My deployment contains 2 virtual machines deployed automatically by Rancher.
I used this tutorual to do the steps necessary to link Rancher with Azure.
I created a multi-step jenkins pipeline and used multiple plugins to achieve the desired goal. The steps I went through are similar to the reference document.
However, to deploy the updates to kubernates, I run a kubectl script to update the image in the kubernates deployment, which is then rolled out to all the pods.
The Ant build can be found here: build.xml
I created a public repository to manage the updated docker image.
The dockerfile is here: Dockerfile