The kubevirt-addon operator helps create Services, Routes, and Endpoints to expose services running on VMs, and create Endpoints to be aggregated to the MCM Hub cluster.
- Clone this repository
mkdir -p <project-directory>
cd <project-directory>
git clone https://github.ibm.com/steve-kim-ibm/kubevirt-addon.git
cd kubevirt-addon- Deploy the CRD and the operator
kubectl apply -f deploy/crds/app.ibm.com_kubevirtaddons_crd.yaml
kubectl apply -f deploy- Check that the operator is running
% kubectl get deploy
NAME READY UP-TO-DATE AVAILABLE AGE
kubevirt-addon 1/1 1 1 16sThis example will go through the deployment of Kubernetes' (Guestbook Application)[https://kubernetes.io/docs/tutorials/stateless-application/guestbook/] deployed through KubeVirt VMs and the KubeVirt-Addon operator.
- Deploy the frontend, redis-slave, and redis-master VMs found under examples/guestbook/kubevirt-vms/
kubectl apply -f ./examples/guestbook/kubevirt-vms/frontend.yaml
kubectl apply -f ./examples/guestbook/kubevirt-vms/redismst.yaml
kubectl apply -f ./examples/guestbook/kubevirt-vms/redisslv.yaml- Deploy the kubevirt-addon resources for each VM. These can be found under examples/guestbook
kubectl apply -f ./examples/guestbook/01-redis-master.yaml
kubectl apply -f ./examples/guestbook/02-redis-slave.yaml
kubectl apply -f ./examples/guestbook/03-frontend.yaml- Ensure that the intended services, routes, and endpoints have been deployed successfully
% kubectl get svc,routes,endpoints -l app=guestbook
# TODO: display output- Go to the URL defined in the endpoint resource: (http://guestbook.apps.folie.os.fyre.ibm.com)
% kubectl describe endpoints -l app=guestbook
# TODO: display output