Use this helm chart to customise your install of Stan's Robot Shop.
$ helm install --name robot-shop --namespace robot-shop .
$ kubectl create ns robot-shop
$ helm install robot-shop --namespace robot-shop .
By default the images are pulled from Docker Hub. Setting image.repo
this can be changed, for example:
$ helm install --set image.repo=eu.gcr.io/acme ...
Will pull images from the European Google registry project acme
.
By default the latest version of the images is pulled. A specific version can be used:
$ helm install --set image.version=0.1.2 ...
It is recommened to always use the latest version.
If you wish to enable PSP
$ helm install --set psp.enabled=true ...
By default the payment
service uses https://www.paypal.com as the pseudo payment provider. The code only does a HTTP GET against this url. You can use a different url.
$ helm install --set payment.gateway=https://foobar.com ...
Optionally End User Monitoring can be enabled for the web pages. Take a look at the documentation to see how to get a key and an endpoint url.
$ helm install \
--set eum.key=xxxxxxxxx \
--set eum.url=https://eum-eu-west-1.instana.io \
...
When running on minishift
or minikube
set nodeport
to true. The store will then be available on the IP address of your mini and node port of the web service.
$ mini[kube|shift] ip
192.168.66.101
$ kubectl get svc web
Combine the IP and port number to make the URL http://192.168.66.101:32145
Openshift is like K8s but not K8s. Set openshift
to true or things will break. See the notes and scripts in the OpenShift directory of this repo.
$ helm install robot-shop --set openshift=true helm