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Jamboree21

En plats. En jamboree. Ett äventyr.

Jamboree services

In this repo are all the services we are self-hosting or developing for the Jamboree21 project. Each service has its own directory, more or less.

Contributing

Bug reports and suggestions are always welcome, and we're almost always happy to merge your pull requests as well! Since this is a volunteer driven project the backlog and wishlist is much longer than there's time for, so the smallest of contributions will go a long way!

If you want to contribute frequently to this or other Scouterna IT projects, plese reach out to e-tjänstgruppen who will be happy to let you join them. If you're interested in working with Jamboree21

Support infrastructure

Build automation

There's an Azure Pipelines project set up to build all services that are included in azure-pipelines.yaml. To be buildable a service must have a build file describing the steps necessary to build it - take a look in the template directory (and, probably, copy it) when creating or adding a new service.

Deployment and hosting

The build pipeline contains no automated deployment, however the pipeline in the standard template has some building blocks for simple deploying to our Kubernetes environment:

  • The .k8s directory contains templates for a Kubernetes Deployment and Service, the usual building blocks for a service in our cluster.
  • The build.yaml template is set up to build a Docker container using your Dockerfile, publish the container to our registry at scouterna.azurecr.io, replace the image tag in the Kubernetes deployment speification and, finally, publish the .k8s directory as a build artifact.

The build artifact can easily be used in a Release Pipeline on Azure Pipelines, to easily deploy the right version of your service to our cluster.

If you need help with any of these steps, please reach out to e-tjänstgruppen.