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@rayson Ideally, find somebody to test/review the changes. I'm not really that informed about the openshift requirements, nor do I have enough knowledge to test the changes properly.
@ralph @mikeb ?
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@jskladan Thank you for letting me know your confusion.
We are looking to leverage Greenwave for gating a container image between environments (dev,stage,prod,etc)[1]. To make that happen, new CI message types[2], like container-image.test.complete and container-image.gate.complete, are defined. Now we are in the progress of the deploying a cloned environment on UpShift (PnT's internal OpenShift cluster) where ResultsDB, ResultsDB-updater, WaiverDB, Greenwave, UMB, and all related Factory 2.0 services are modified to support gating containers.
container-image.test.complete
container-image.gate.complete
I will follow up later.
[1] https://pagure.io/greenwave/issue/333 [2] https://pagure.io/fedora-ci/messages/pull-request/18
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@mikeb could you comment here please?
Hey, guys. Just checking in on the progress - is somebody going to sign off on the changes? I could easily merge the PR, but as I said earlier, I can't really determine whether it is what you need.
@mprahl @mikeb @rayson ?
+1 This looks good to me.
thank you @mikeb
@rayson - could please rebase to current develop, so the PR can be merged? Thanks!
@jskladan Hi, sorry for my late following up. I was so busy recently.
Since there has been a lot of changes since the PR was created, especially the latest RPM package for fedora based on Python 3, I need to migrate the dockerfile to Python 3 too and deploy it to OpenShift to see if it works. I will do the rebase in the next week.
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Hi all, I've updated this PR.
To test this PR:
The following command will build an image and tag it as local/resultsdb:test
local/resultsdb:test
# in the repo root docker build -f openshift/Dockerfile --tag local/resultsdb:test .
docker-compose
conf/settings.py
SECRET_KEY = 'my-some-secret-key' SQLALCHEMY_DATABASE_URI = 'postgresql+psycopg2://resultsdb:resultsdb@db:5432/resultsdb' FILE_LOGGING = False LOGFILE = '/var/log/resultsdb/resultsdb.log' SYSLOG_LOGGING = False STREAM_LOGGING = True RUN_HOST= '0.0.0.0' RUN_PORT = 5001 MESSAGE_BUS_PUBLISH = False MESSAGE_BUS_PLUGIN = 'dummy'
conf/resultsdb-openshift.conf
<Location /> </Location>
docker-compose.yaml
version: "2.2" services: app: image: local/resultsdb:test build: context: . dockerfile: openshift/Dockerfile volumes: - ./conf/settings.py:/etc/resultsdb/settings.py:ro - ./conf/resultsdb-openshift.conf:/etc/httpd/conf.d/resultsdb.conf:ro ports: - 15001:5001/tcp db: image: registry.access.redhat.com/rhscl/postgresql-95-rhel7:latest environment: POSTGRESQL_USER: resultsdb POSTGRESQL_PASSWORD: resultsdb POSTGRESQL_DATABASE: resultsdb
Start containers with:
docker-compose up
Import database schema and load dummy data:
docker-compose exec app resultsdb init_db docker-compose exec app resultsdb mock_data
Browse all test results with a browser: http://localhost:15001/api/v2.0/results
Push the built image to a remote registry, like quay.io/yuxzhu/resultsdb:test:
quay.io/yuxzhu/resultsdb:test
docker tag local/resultsdb:test quay.io/yuxzhu/resultsdb:test docker push quay.io/yuxzhu/resultsdb:test
Deploy to OpenShift:
$ oc process -f openshift/resultsdb-test-template.yaml \ -p TEST_ID=<TEST_ID> \ -p RESULTSDB_IMAGE=<RESULTSDB_IMAGE> | oc apply -f -
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Thank you @rayson!
Still, could you please submit the PR against develop branch, instead of master? We only merge into master from the develop branch. Thanks again.
develop
master
@jskladan It doesn't seem to that Pagure allows to change the target branch. I opened a new PR replacing this https://pagure.io/taskotron/resultsdb/pull-request/133
Thank you! I'll close this one, then.
Pull-Request has been closed by jskladan
to comply with requirements from the Fedora community.