This is a sample Brigade gateway written in Rust. It triggers a Brigade interval event every 5 minutes. The repository also contains some samples you can use for testing this gateway.
Assuming you have Brigade installed and configured on a Kubernetes cluster to which you have access, you can use this demo as follows:
- Clone this repo
- Install the project:
kubectl create -f project.yaml - Export your project name for the gateway:
export PROJECT=brigade-3fe1406a8254afd471de2bdd53483501f947004cd3d174e6a60764 - Start the gateway:
cargo run
Every few minutes, this gateway will create a new interval event. The project you created in Step 2 will handle that event by printing a log to the console. If you are using Kashti, you'll see it. Otherwise, you can use brig build list every few minutes to see the new build, and brig build logs --last to see the output of the last run.
The Brigade script is stored in the project.yaml. When you edit it, you will need to edit the project in your cluster.
Edit the code in main.rs and then re-run cargo run
If you want to run the gateway inside of your cluster, you can make build, which will build and push the Docker image, and then install it via the Helm 3 chart.
$ export TAG=myrepo/tinygw:latest
$ make build
$ helm install tinygw ./charts/tinygw --set image.repository=$TAG