Resources

• metakube_project metakube project
• matekube_cluster represents k8s cluster on openstack provider
• metakube_sshkey ssh key to upload to cloud.

Example terraform file ./examples/main.tf

Running

Unit tests

Run tests:

make test

Acceptance tests

IMPORTANT: this tests provision real resources.

Set required environment variables:

export METAKUBE_API_TOKEN=<token>
export ACC_PROVIDER_DC=<openstack datacenter name>
export ACC_TENANT=<tenant>
export ACC_PROVIDER_USERNAME=<username>
export ACC_PROVIDER_PASSWORD=<password>

Run

make testacc

Manually

You can find example configuration file to use as base at ./examples/main.tf. It is single project consisting of single cluster with single node deployment.

To compile the provider, run make. This will build the provider and put it in the current working directory.

make

Init terraform (so it knows about metakube provider)

terraform init ./examples

Make changes to base config file ./examples/main.tf. Minimal changes would be setting values for tenant, provider_username and provider_password fields of a matkube_cluster resource which are left empty in the example file.

Apply

terraform apply ./examples

List created projects:

curl 'https://metakube.syseleven.de/api/v1/projects' -H "authorization: Bearer ${METAKUBE_API_TOKEN}" -H 'accept: application/json'

list clusters in the project (substitute your project id):

curl 'https://metakube.syseleven.de/api/v1/projects/<YOUR PROJECT ID>/clusters' -H "authorization: Bearer ${METAKUBE_API_TOKEN}" -H 'accept: application/json'

OR if you use your user account's bearer token, you can inspect everything on UI.

Now you can keep changing and keep applying.

To cleanup, run Destroy

terraform destroy ./examples