The deployment process includes installing in the cluster and configuration of Jenkins, ArgoCD, Grafana/Loki services.
APPLICATION LAUNCH
Required software: Terraform, gcloud, kubectl.
Required Hashicorp Cloud secrets:
- 'DOMAIN' - example.com
- 'GITHUB_EMAIL'
- 'GITHUB_TOKEN' - with 'repo', 'write:packages', 'delete:packages', 'admin:repo_hook' scopes
- 'GITHUB_USERNAME'
- 'POSTGRES_DB' - database name
- 'POSTGRES_HOST'
- 'POSTGRES_PASSWORD'
- 'POSTGRES_PORT'
- 'POSTGRES_USER'
- 'SECRET_KEY' - for Django app
- 'WEB_ADDRESS' - www.example.com
- 'SLACK_WEBHOOK' - Webhook for SlackApp
Configure terraform.tfvars. Create Slack application for Grafana Alerting.
Enable Google Cloud Service Usage API: https://console.cloud.google.com/apis/library/serviceusage.googleapis.com
gcloud config set project 'PROJECT'
cd deploy
terraform init
terrafrom apply
- configure DNS after finishing with ArgoCD error (terraform provider ArgoCD requires working domain)
terrafrom apply (again)
Every service has UI (jenkins.domain, argocd.domain, grafana.domain).
A Jenkins job is created and a build version is changed in the Jenkinsfile manually. The Github repo and webhook are configured in the github.tf
Logs are monitored using the dashboard and Explore/Logs.
A user can view posts, share, comment, log in to his blog account and edit it, as well as reset a forgotten password and create a new one.
In the Django admin panel, you can create and manage publications using the WYSIWYG editor "Summernote". You can also manage users and comments.
Added:
- sitemap.xml for indexing the site
- pop-up message system at user's profile edit page
- Email Authorisation feature
- Internationalization for users and admins