Kubernetes Build

The Mint System collection of Helm Charts.

• 🚀 Install: Install Helm repository and get started with Odoo.
• 🛠️ Develop: Deploy Odoo and Postgres to a local Kubernetes cluster.
• 🏗️ Build: Fork and build your own Helm Charts.

Usage

Add this Helm repository.

helm repo add kubernetes-build https://kubernetes.build

Install a chart.

helm install "$NAME" "kubernetes-build/$NAME"

Charts

List of charts:

• odoo
• postgres
• vshnPostgres

APPUiO

Setup and deploy the Helm charts with APPUiO.

Login with OpenShift

Open the OpenShift console in your zone.

Click on the username on the top right and select Copy login command.

In the new tab click Display token and copy the Login with this token command.

Run the command in your shell.

Setup project

If not alrady done, create a project with the oc cli.

oc new-project odoo

Create Odoo release

Add this Helm repo to the local index.

task add-repos

Install the Helm release.

task install-chart-odoo-appuio

Publish Helm Charts

In your zone open Helm > Tab Repositories > Create > Repository and enter:

• Name: kubernetes-build
• Display name: Kubernetes Build
• Description: The Mint System collection of Helm Charts.
• URL: https://kubernetes.build

Create release from web console

In your zone open Helm > Tab Helm Releases > Create > Helm Release and filter Odoo. Click on the Helm Chart and select Create.

Change these values:

ingress:
  host: odoo.exo.mintcloud.ch
  secure: true
vshnPostgres:
  enabled: true
postgres:
  enabled: false

Confirm with Create.

Develop

Setup a local Kubernetes cluster and deploy the Helm charts locally.

Requirements

• Install Helm and kubectl
• Setup kind or minikube
• Optional: bash/zsh alias task='./task' with completion.

Clone the repository:

git clone git@github.com:Mint-System/Kubernetes-Build.git
cd Kubernetes-Build

Start Kubernetes cluster

Start Kubernetes with kind.

task start-kind

Or start Kubernetes with minikube.

task start-minikube

Deploy Odoo to Kubernetes

Ensure you have kubectl installed and can access the cluster.

Add this repo for Chart dependencies.

task add-repos

The following command applies the Odoo chart:

task install-chart-odoo

The Odoo database will initialized automtically.

Forward Odoo service

Once the pod is ready, run this command to port forward the service:

task forward-odoo

Setup ingress nginx controller

If not already done setup the hosts.

task setup-hosts

Install ingress-nginx in the current cluster.

task install-ingress-nginx

Forward the ingress-nginx port.

task forward-ingress-nginx

Setup haproxy ingress controller

If not already done setup the hosts.

task setup-hosts

Install haproxy-ingress in the current cluster.

task install-haproxy-ingress

Forward the haproxy-ingress port.

task forward-haproxy-ingress

Release

Adjust the version in the Chart.yaml files.

Create new packages for all charts.

task package-repo

Commit and push the files.

Troubleshooting

Debug the Postgres instance

When deploying the Postgres container with this project the client option is enabled.

postgres.client.enabled=true
vshnPostgres.client.enabled=true

You can enter an interactive shell on the client container.

kubectl exec -it postgres-client -- bash

In the shell try to connect to the cluster.

PGPASSWORD=$POSTGRES_PASSWORD psql -h $POSTGRES_HOST -d $POSTGRES_DB -U $POSTGRES_USER

When connection from APPUiO use this command:

psql --set=sslmode=verify-ca --set=sslrootcert=/etc/secret-volume/ca.crt -h $POSTGRESQL_HOST -d $POSTGRESQL_DB -U $POSTGRESQL_USER