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Upsilon on a OpenShift 3 environment |
Upsilon can be deployed quite easily on top of OpenShift 3 - all it's services dockerized/containerized. You can scale-out of the OpenShift environment and deploy upsilon-drone and other services outside too.
This article assumes you have a OpenShift 3 environment up and running, and have a fairly reasonable quota.
Call it anything you like!
There is a pre-built Upsilon application template for OpenShift, stored in a GitHub repository called upsilon-on-openshift.
<code>
{% include shellUser.htm %} <strong>mkdir upsilon-sandbox && cd upsilon-sandbox</strong><br />
{% include shellUser.htm %} <strong>git clone https://github.com/upsilonproject/upsilon-on-openshift.git</strong><br />
{% include shellUser.htm %} <strong>cd upsilon-on-openshift</strong>
</code>
Login to OpenShift using the command line tool and upload the application template.
<code>
{% include shellUser.htm %} <strong>oc new-project upsilon-on-openshift</strong><br />
{% include shellUser.htm %} <strong>oc status</strong><br />
In project Upsilon on OpenShift (upsilon-on-openshift) on server https://openshift.example.com:8443<br /><br />
You have no services, deployment configs, or build configs.<br />
Run 'oc new-app' to create an application.<br />
{% include shellUser.htm %} <strong>oc create -f upsilon-on-openshift.yaml</strong><br />
....
</code>
The application template should complete successfully, and you should be able to browse and find Upsilon in the OpenShift catalog;
You can change some of the deployment options before starting the deployment, but the defaults are fine.
From this overview screen, you'll want to wait for the upsilon-web pod to come up sucessfully. This may take a couple of minutes.
Create the initial database using the create-database script.
{% include shellUser.htm %} cd /usr/share/upsilon-database/mysql/
{% include shellUser.htm %} ./create-database
Click on the upsilon-web route to [upsilon-web-installer](start the installer).