A Hello World Brigade project intended to test the Brigade GCR Gateway.
These instructions assume Brigade is already running on a k8s cluster, see the install guide for more information. Note that it's recommended to isolate brigade in it's own namespace and enable RBAC, see the security guide for more information.
First generate a values.yaml which holds the project config (don't commit this file):
$ helm repo add brigade https://azure.github.io/brigade
$ helm inspect values brigade/brigade-project > values.yaml
Modify at least these fields in the values.yaml:
project: "danillouz/brigade-hello-world"
repository: "https://github.com/danillouz/brigade-hello-world"
cloneURL: "https://github.com/danillouz/brigade-hello-world.git"
sharedSecret: "SOME_SECRET"It's recommended that Brigade is installed in it's own namespace, see the Brigade Security Guide for more information.
$ helm install brigade/brigade-project --namespace brigade -n brigade-hello-world -f values.yaml
Check the status of the project by running:
$ helm status brigade-hello-world
A Brigade project can be updated after changing fields in values.yaml by running:
$ helm upgrade brigade-hello-world brigade/brigade-project -f values.yaml --namespace brigade
And deleted by running:
$ helm delete brigade-hello-world
At the moment there're no prebuilt binaries for brig, follow the developer guide
to install brig.
The brigade.js script can be run manually with the following command:
$ brig run -f ./brigade.js danillouz/brigade-hello-world
This will output something like:
Started build 01c8fsqq61pesmdeby48evvhj2 as "brigade-worker-01c8fsqq61pesmdeby48evvhj2"
prestart: src/brigade.js written
[brigade] brigade-worker version: 0.11.0
[brigade:k8s] Creating PVC named brigade-worker-01c8fsqq61pesmdeby48evvhj2
[brigade:app] after: default event fired
[brigade:app] beforeExit(2): destroying storage
[brigade:k8s] Destroying PVC named brigade-worker-01c8fsqq61pesmdeby48evvhj2
Where brigade-worker-01c8fsqq61pesmdeby48evvhj2 is the name of the k8s pod.