manager

Kubernetes custom resources and controllers of Fybrik.

The manager binary includes all of the controllers that this project defines, but you need to select which of the controllers to run by passing one or more of the following command line arguments:

• enable-all-controllers to enable all controllers
• enable-application-controller to enable the controller for FybrikApplication
• enable-blueprint-controller to enable the controller for Blueprint

Run and debug locally

Beyond testing, you may run and debug the manager outside the cluster using the following instructions.

Prepare the fybrik environment

Use one of below methods to prepare the fybrik environment.

1. Install Fybrik using the Quick Start guide.

2. Follow the instructions to use tekton pipeline to deploy the fybrik components to your existing cluster.

Run required components

Components such as connectors need to be running before you run the manager. This can be done by one of these options:

1. Running components locally directly (no instructions provided)
2. Running components in a cluster

For option 2, the Helm installation allows you to pick which components to install. Follow the installation guide as usual,the fybrik crd needs to be installed before installing fybrik as is, but in the Helm installation for the control plane add --set manager.enabled=false to skip the deployment of the manager. For example:

helm install fybrik charts/fybrik --set global.tag=master --set manager.enabled=false --set coordinator.catalog=katalog -n fybrik-system --wait

If you are using the local development images please use the 0.0.0 tag:

helm install fybrik charts/fybrik --set global.tag=0.0.0 --set manager.enabled=false --set coordinator.catalog=katalog -n fybrik-system --wait

Expose running components

Components such as connectors need to be reachable over localhost. If you chose to run these components in a cluster you can use port-forward. For example:

kubectl -n fybrik-system port-forward svc/katalog-connector 49152:8080 &
kubectl -n fybrik-system port-forward svc/opa-connector 49153:8080 &

Set configuration environment variables

The main configuration map is not available when running locally. Therefore, you need to define configuration as environment variables.

Create .env file in the root folder of the project. For example:

ClusterName="thegreendragon"
Zone="hobbiton"
VaultAuthPath="kind"
Region="theshire"
VAULT_ADDRESS="http://vault.fybrik-system:8200"
MAIN_POLICY_MANAGER_NAME="opa"
MAIN_POLICY_MANAGER_CONNECTOR_URL="http://localhost:49153"
CATALOG_PROVIDER_NAME="katalog"
CATALOG_CONNECTOR_URL="http://localhost:49152"
VAULT_MODULES_ROLE="module"
ENABLE_WEBHOOKS="false"
VAULT_ENABLED="true"
DATA_DIR="/tmp"

If the manager works with a Razee service, you also need to add the following environment variables:

RAZEE_URL=<Razee access point> # e.g. "http://localhost:3333/graphql"
# you should define either RAZEE_USER/RAZEE_PASSWORD or API_KEY, if both are defined, RAZEE_USER/RAZEE_PASSWORD will be used.
RAZEE_USER=<Razee user>
RAZEE_PASSWORD=<Razee password> 
API_KEY=<Razee api key>

If you plan to run manager from the command line, then run the following to export all of the variables:

set -a; . .env; set +a

Copy taxonomy JSON files and config policies locally

cp -R ../charts/fybrik/files/taxonomy /tmp/
cp -R ../charts/fybrik/files/adminconfig /tmp/

Run the manager

From command line

You can now run the manager from the manager folder using one of these options:

1. make run
2. go run main.go --enable-all-controllers --metrics-bind-addr=0 --health-probe-addr=127.0.0.1:8088

From IDE

If you wish to debug it from an IDE then be sure to configure the environment variables properly as described in the previous step.

Below is a launch.json file for VSCode:

{
    "version": "0.2.0",
    "configurations": [
        {
            "name": "Launch",
            "type": "go",
            "request": "launch",
            "mode": "auto",
            "program": "${workspaceFolder}/manager/main.go",
            "envFile": "${workspaceFolder}/.env",
            "args": ["--metrics-bind-addr=0", "--health-probe-addr=127.0.0.1:8088", "--enable-all-controllers"]
        }
    ]
}

Directory structure

The rest of this README describes the directory structure.

apis

Holds the Customer Resource Definitions (CRDs) of the project:

• app.fybrik.io/v1beta1: Includes FybrikApplication, administrator APIs FybrikModule and FybrikBucket, and internal CRDs Blueprint and Plotter.

controllers

Holds the customer controllers of the project:

• controllers/app holds the controllers for app.fybrik.io APIs FybrikApplication, Blueprint and Plotter.

testdata

Includes resources that are used in unit tests and in integration tests.