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26 changes: 18 additions & 8 deletions hack/swift/Makefile
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Expand Up @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ AZCLI = docker run -v $(AZCFG):/root/.azure -v $(KUBECFG):/root/.kube -v $(SSH

# overrideable variables
USER ?= $(whoami)
CLUSTER ?= $(USER)-swift-$(REGION)
CLUSTER ?= $(USER)-$(REGION)
GROUP ?= $(CLUSTER)
REGION ?= centraluseuap
SUB ?= $(AZURE_SUBSCRIPTION)
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -44,23 +44,24 @@ shell: ## print $AZCLI so it can be used outside of make
@echo $(AZCLI)


##@ SWIFT

swift-vars: ## Show the env vars configured for the swift command
##@ SWIFT Infra
vars: ## Show the env vars configured for the swift command
@echo SUB=$(SUB)
@echo GROUP=$(GROUP)
@echo REGION=$(REGION)
@echo VNET=$(VNET)
@echo CLUSTER=$(CLUSTER)

swift-net-up: azcfg ## Create required swift vnet/subnets
net-up: azcfg ## Create required swift vnet/subnets
$(AZCLI) network vnet create -g $(GROUP) -l $(REGION) --name $(VNET) --address-prefixes 10.0.0.0/8 -o none
$(AZCLI) network vnet subnet create -g $(GROUP) --vnet-name $(VNET) --name nodenet --address-prefixes 10.240.0.0/16 -o none
$(AZCLI) network vnet subnet create -g $(GROUP) --vnet-name $(VNET) --name podnet --address-prefixes 10.241.0.0/16 -o none

swift-rg-down: azcfg ## Delete the $GROUP in $SUB/$REGION
rg-down: azcfg ## Delete the $GROUP in $SUB/$REGION
$(AZCLI) group delete -g $(GROUP) --yes

##@ AKS Clusters

swift-up: azcfg swift-net-up ## Brings up a swift cluster $name in $SUB/$REGION
$(AZCLI) aks create -n $(CLUSTER) -g $(GROUP) -l $(REGION) \
--max-pods 250 \
Expand All @@ -71,8 +72,17 @@ swift-up: azcfg swift-net-up ## Brings up a swift cluster $name in $SUB/$REGION
--yes
@$(MAKE) set-kubeconf

swift-down: azcfg ## Deletes the swift resources $SUB/$REGION
byocni-up: azcfg swift-net-up ## Brings up a swift cluster $name in $SUB/$REGION
$(AZCLI) aks create -n $(CLUSTER)-g $(GROUP) -l $(REGION) \
--max-pods 250 \
--node-count 3 \
--network-plugin none \
--vnet-subnet-id /subscriptions/$(SUB)/resourceGroups/$(GROUP)/providers/Microsoft.Network/virtualNetworks/$(VNET)/subnets/nodenet \
--pod-subnet-id /subscriptions/$(SUB)/resourceGroups/$(GROUP)/providers/Microsoft.Network/virtualNetworks/$(VNET)/subnets/podnet \
--yes
@$(MAKE) set-kubeconf

down: azcfg ## Deletes the swift resources $SUB/$REGION
$(AZCLI) aks delete -g $(GROUP) -n $(CLUSTER) --yes
@$(MAKE) unset-kubeconf
@$(MAKE) swift-rg-down