Personal scripts used while developing OpenShift 3.
This is by no means meant to work for everyone, but I'm sharing in the hope it might be useful for some.
These scripts here might help you specially if you:
- are developing OpenShift
- use Vagrant + VirtualBox (may work for libvirt and others as well)
- always login as user "demo" (obviously, this can be changed by editing the scripts)
My setup is to mount this repository at /scripts
in my development virtual
machine. I do it by placing a file .vagrant-openshift.json
in my Origin
checkout:
{
"sync_folders": {
"~/openshift/src": {
"to": "/data/src"
},
"~/openshift/src/github.com/rhcarvalho/openshift-devtools": {
"to": "/scripts"
}
}
}
This file is loaded by the Vagrantfile in Origin, and is marked as ignored in
the .gitignore
file, so you can drop it into your checkout and don't worry
about it messing up with your Git commits.
Note that I configure two sync points:
- The first puts the whole GOPATH workspace where I have my Origin checkout
into
/data/src
(the default GOPATH in the virtual machine). I do that so that I can easily access the source for other projects, e.g., source-to-image. - The second sync point is the one with my scripts.
I'm currently keeping a branch with my modifications related to Vagrant in: https://github.com/rhcarvalho/origin/commits/local/custom-vm
The first step is to create/start a virtual machine with:
vagrant up --provider=virtualbox
Note that the --provider
flag is not needed after the second run / machine is
already created.
Use vagrant ssh
to open a shell in your development virtual machine, use
tmux
to split your screen into two, one for the OpenShift server, and another
one for general use:
tmux # or `tmux a -t0` to continue from an existing session
Now type ctrl+b
followed by "
to split the screen horizontally.
Use ctrl+b
and the arrow keys to move to the upper or lower screen.
In the lower screen, start the OpenShift server:
cd # start the server at the working directory /home/vagrant
/scripts/0-start-openshift
Alternatively, you may want to start it with:
/scripts/0-start-openshift --latest-images
Now move to the upper screen, and, from the same directory that you started the server, create a registry, a new project and image streams:
. /scripts/oc-up
That should leave your shell ready to work on the "demo" project.
You're ready to deploy new apps with oc new-app
.
Note that you need a "." (or source
) before the script path.
To remove all traces from the previous run of the server, run the cleanup script from the same directory where you started the server.
I do this by going to the lower screen, killing the running server with ctrl+c
and then:
/scripts/cleanup
Alternatively, you might be fine with simply cleaning up your project:
oc -n demo delete all,pv,pvc --all
Or delete the project and create it again:
oc delete project demo
. /scripts/oc-up # or /scripts/3-create-project