Kubernetes

1

Download Template Files

obsidian.systems / Tradecraft Documentation · GitLabGitLab

git clone https://gitlab.com/obsidian.systems/tradecraft-docs.git

2

Create ConfigMaps

Modify these 3 files with the proper values for your setup:

• tradecraft-config.yaml

• tradecraft-ui-common-config.yaml

• tradecraft-ui-backend-config.yaml

Suggested considerations:

• Replace the OAuth URL as necessary in all three files.

• tradecraft-config.yaml:

  • Use the correct network , either devnet , testnet or mainnet

• Put the password for the tradecraft OAuth user in tradecraft-secret.yaml

Keycloak

... specific instructions coming soon.

auth0

The config files can reference environment variables which you’ll likely want to supply through Kubernetes secrets, like so:

kubectl apply -f tradecraft-secret.yaml

Now go ahead and create the ConfigMaps on Kubernetes:

kubectl apply -f tradecraft-config.yaml
kubectl apply -f tradecraft-ui-common-config.yaml
kubectl apply -f tradecraft-ui-backend-config.yaml

3

Create Deployment

Create a Deployment to start the Tradecraft containers:

kubectl apply -f tradecraft-deployment.yaml

4

Create Service

To expose the deployment on the host we need a Service:

kubectl apply -f tradecraft-service.yaml

5

Create Ingress

Finally, depending on how you expose things to the web, you probably need an Ingress. For example, if you use Traefik:

kubectl apply -f tradecraft-ingress.yaml