WunderGraph & Kubernetes

Run WunderGraph on any Kubernetes cluster. Best Practices included!

Prerequisites

Running kubernetes cluster (OKE, GKE, AKE or minikube)
kbld for image building, pushing, and resolution
kubectl to interact with your cluster

Project Structure

.
└── app/
    ├── .wundergraph/
    │   ├── generated
    │   ├── wundergraph.config.ts
    │   ├── wundergraph.server.ts
    │   └── wundergraph.operations.ts
    ├── Dockerfile
    ├── .dockerignore
    └── package.json

Getting Started

Deploy your WunderGraph application to your kubernetes cluster. The application is exposed via a service of type load-balancer which makes your application accessible to the public internet.

Before you can deploy your WunderNode you need to provide your own docker repository. Replace docker.io/wundergraph/kubernetes-demo in ./k8s/build-push.yaml with your own repository and run:

make deploy

This command will build and push a production ready docker image to the registry and deploy all kubernetes files under ./k8s. We use the tool kbld for that seeamless integration.

Access your WunderGraph

# Checkout the ip in "LoadBalancer Ingress"
make get-ip
curl 'http://${IP}/operations/Hello' \
    --header 'Content-Type: application/json'

Development

Start your local development environment.

make dev