🚀Minikube
This following will install Terrakube using "HTTP" a few features like the Terraform registry and the Terraform remote state won't be available because they require "HTTPS", to install with HTTPS support locally with minikube check this
Terrakube can be installed in minikube as a sandbox environment to test, to use it please follow this:
Setup Helm Repository
Setup Minikube
Copy the minikube ip address ( Example: 192.168.59.100)
Setup Terrakube namespace
Setup DNS records
Install Terrakube
It will take some minutes for all the pods to be available, the status can be checked using
kubectl get pods -n terrakube
The environment has some users, groups and sample data so you can test it quickly.
Visit http://terrakube-ui.minikube.net and login using admin@example.com with password admin
You can login using the following user and passwords
User | Password | Member Of |
---|---|---|
admin@example.com | admin | TERRAKUBE_ADMIN, TERRAKUBE_DEVELOPERS |
aws@example.com | aws | AWS_DEVELOPERS |
gcp@example.com | gcp | GCP_DEVELOPERS |
azure@example.com | azure | AZURE_DEVELOPERS |
Groups |
---|
TERRAKUBE_ADMIN |
TERRAKUBE_DEVELOPERS |
AZURE_DEVELOPERS |
AWS_DEVELOPERS |
GCP_DEVELOPERS |
The sample user and groups information can be updated in the kubernetes secret:
terrakube-openldap-secrets
Minikube will use a very simple OpenLDAP, make sure to change this when using in a real kubernetes environment. Using the option security.useOpenLDAP=false in your helm deployment.
Select the "simple" organization and the "sample_simple" workspace and run a job.
For more advance configuration options to install Terrakube visit:
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