To install the operator CRDs in the cluster pointed to by kubectl configuration execute (it may take some time):
make install
When the CRDs are present in the cluster, the operator can either be run outside or inside the cluster.
This project relies strongly on Podman. It is used in the edge devices and also in the operator.
Supported Podman version is 3.4.4
We use admission webhooks for managing the CRDs. Therefore, there's a need for TLS certificates and keys management. When deploying in a cluster, webhooks are enabled and require cert-manager. Refer to its installation instructions for installing it.
Disabling webhooks is done by setting environment variable ENABLE_WEBHOOKS=false for the manager's container.
Run make run to start the operator.
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Build and push operator images:
IMG=<image repository and tag> make docker-build docker-pushfor example:
IMG=quay.io/jdzon/k4e-operator:latest make docker-build docker-push
- Deploy the operator:
IMG=<image registry and tag> TARGET=ocp make deploy. - Get HTTP server address by running:
HTTP_SERVER=$(oc get routes k4e-operator-controller-manager -n k4e-operator-system --no-headers -o=custom-columns=HOST:.spec.host). - Start yggdrasil with from the yggdrasil repository directory:
sudo go run ./cmd/yggd --log-level info --transport http --cert-file /etc/pki/consumer/cert.pem --key-file /etc/pki/consumer/key.pem --client-id-source machine-id --http-server $HTTP_SERVER.
- Deploy the operator:
IMG=<image registry and tag> HOST=<host name> TARGET=k8s make deploy. - Add to /etc/hosts:
<minikube ip> <host name>. - Start yggdrasil with from the yggdrasil repository directory:
sudo go run ./cmd/yggd --log-level info --transport http --cert-file /etc/pki/consumer/cert.pem --key-file /etc/pki/consumer/key.pem --client-id-source machine-id --http-server <host name>.
In order to change the verbosity of the logger check out here.
For additional resources check out: metrics, grafana dashboard, device metrics.