# Kubernetes

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### Download Template Files

{% embed url="<https://gitlab.com/obsidian.systems/tradecraft-docs>" %}

`git clone https://gitlab.com/obsidian.systems/tradecraft-docs.git`
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### Create ConfigMaps&#x20;

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

* `tradecraft-config.yaml`&#x20;
* `tradecraft-ui-common-config.yaml`&#x20;
* `tradecraft-ui-backend-config.yaml`&#x20;

Suggested considerations:

* [ ] Replace the OAuth URL as necessary in all three files.
* [ ] tradecraft-config.yaml:
  * [ ] Use the correct `network` , either  `devnet` , `testnet`  or  `mainnet`&#x20;
* [ ] Put the password for the `tradecraft` OAuth user in `tradecraft-secret.yaml`&#x20;

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{% tab title="Keycloak" %}
... specific instructions coming soon.
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* [ ] tradecraft-config.yaml:
  * [ ] Set the `oauth` `username` to the email address used during auth0 setup.
  * [ ] Set the `oauth` `url` to `https://your-tenant-id.us.auth0.com/oauth/token`&#x20;
  * [ ] Add a line under `extra_params` for: `"audience": "https://canton.network.global"`
  * [ ] Set the `client_id`  using the ID found in the auth0 dashboard on the page for the Tradecraft application settings.
* [ ] tradecraft-ui-backend-config.yaml:
  * [ ] Set `oauth_request_url` to `https://your-tenant-id.us.auth0.com/oauth/token`
* [ ] tradecraft-ui-common-config.yaml:

  * [ ] Set `oauth_auth_url` to `https://your-tenant-id.us.auth0.com/authorize`
  * [ ] Set `oauth_client_id` using the same value as above.

  You can find your Client ID here:\ <img src="/files/w1fiJqdJJIDCXDIAslsV" alt="" data-size="original">
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The config files can reference environment variables which you’ll likely want to supply through Kubernetes secrets, like so:

```bash
kubectl apply -f tradecraft-secret.yaml
```

Now go ahead and create the ConfigMaps on Kubernetes:

<pre class="language-bash"><code class="lang-bash"><strong>kubectl apply -f tradecraft-config.yaml
</strong>kubectl apply -f tradecraft-ui-common-config.yaml
kubectl apply -f tradecraft-ui-backend-config.yaml
</code></pre>

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### Create Deployment

Create a Deployment to start the Tradecraft containers:

```bash
kubectl apply -f tradecraft-deployment.yaml
```

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### Create Service

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

```bash
kubectl apply -f tradecraft-service.yaml
```

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### Create Ingress

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

```bash
kubectl apply -f tradecraft-ingress.yaml
```

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