RHTE 2019 Hackathon - RHMI (Integreatly)

This repository contains a Solution Pattern that's compatible with the Integreatly Solution Explorer.

Lab Setup

Refer to content/README

Requirements for development

• Node.js 10+
• npm 6+
• yarn

The easiest way to install these requirements is to use nvm and then

nvm use 10
npm install -g yarn

Development Setup for Walkthrough Content

Setup requires installation of Node.js 10.15 or later. This enables a Git hook that verifies the asciidoc content and walkthrough config.

git clone https://github.com/evanshortiss/rhte-2019-hackathon-on-rhmi

cd rhte-2019-hackathon-on-rhmi

npm install

View Walkthrough Content Locally

When running the Solution Explorer (webapp) locally you lose certain features, such as the injection of variables into asciidoc. Use local development to quickly preview changes, but for testing deploy on an actual RHMI cluster.

# Clone the Solution Explorer
git clone https://github.com/integr8ly/tutorial-web-app

# Clone this lab in the same directory as the Solution Explorer
git clone https://github.com/evanshortiss/rhte-2019-hackathon-on-rhmi

# Set WALKTHROUGH_LOCATIONS variable the Solution Explorer needs
export WALKTHROUGH_LOCATIONS=$(pwd)/rhte-2019-hackathon-on-rhmi/walkthroughs

# Start the Solution Explorer at http://localhost:3006
cd tutorial-web-app
yarn install
yarn start:dev

View Walkthrough Content on an RHMI Cluster

Via OpenShift UI

1. Sign in as admin to the cluster.
2. Open the Solution Explorer project.
3. Navigate to Resources > Other Resources using the side menu.
4. Choose Web App in the dropdown.
5. Choose Actions > Edit YAML for tutorial-web-app-operator in the list.
6. Under spec.template.parameters (this block will also contain OPENSHIFT_HOST and some other variables) add the following:

WALKTHROUGH_LOCATIONS: 'https://github.com/integr8ly/tutorial-web-app-walkthroughs#v1.6.4,https://github.com/evanshortiss/rhte-2019-hackathon-on-rhmi.git'

Via OpenShift CLI

1. Login as admin using oc login -u admin
2. Run oc patch webapp tutorial-web-app-operator -n webapp --type=merge -p '{"spec":{"template":{"parameters":{"WALKTHROUGH_LOCATIONS":"https://github.com/evanshortiss/rhte-2019-hackathon-on-rhmi"}}}}'