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John Duimovich:fishing_pole_and_fish: 4 days ago @dacohen There are a bunch of scripts in https://github.ibm.com/John-Duimovich/kabanero-demo.git which do the automated creation of an appsody app, create IBM git repos, add secrets that may help you here. See appsody-ibm-script as the start it calls a whack of utils utils for each step. I also have a simpler 'tekton only" demo which is derived from these but also ported to install on local windows docker. There is a run-webhook script which can run a pipeline for your app --- if we can hooked it to kabanero collections so you know which one to run, it would be pretty sweet.
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I closed and move this to the foundation repository because this is really a script update. Currently, Kabanero scripts are managed in this repository.
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@davco01a commented on Thu Aug 01 2019
Enhance the script to do the following after the initial istio and kabanero pod setup:
add:
@bschrammIBM commented on Thu Aug 22 2019
This should be assigned to engineer, although the script is located in the /docs directory. https://github.com/kabanero-io/docs/tree/master/ref/scripts/install-kabanero-foundation.sh.
@davco01a commented on Tue Sep 03 2019
John Duimovich:fishing_pole_and_fish: 4 days ago
@dacohen There are a bunch of scripts in https://github.ibm.com/John-Duimovich/kabanero-demo.git which do the automated creation of an appsody app, create IBM git repos, add secrets that may help you here. See appsody-ibm-script as the start it calls a whack of utils utils for each step. I also have a simpler 'tekton only" demo which is derived from these but also ported to install on local windows docker. There is a run-webhook script which can run a pipeline for your app --- if we can hooked it to kabanero collections so you know which one to run, it would be pretty sweet.
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