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cnab-riff

A CNAB bundle for installing riff

Getting started

A CNAB runtime is required to install this cnab bundle. Currently, duffle is the only supported runtime.

Steps

The high level steps to install riff are:

  1. Start a kubernetes cluster
  2. Install duffle which is a CNAB runtime
  3. Download and install the riff CNAB bundle into the cluster

Parameters

There are two parameters that can be provided for this bundle

  1. node_port: set this parameter to true if your kubernetes cluster does not have a LoadBalancer configured. This will ensure that kubernetes services can be accessed via NodePort rather than LoadBalancer.
    • default value: false
  2. log_level: set the log level to one of panic|fatal|error|warn|info|debug|trace
    • default value: info

Detailed Instructions

Once you have a running kubernetes cluster follow the steps below

  1. Install duffle by download the latest duffle release for your operating system from duffle's release page, put it somewhere on your path, and make it executable, for example, chmod +x /usr/local/bin/duffle.

  2. Set environment variables required by duffle k8s driver and create the service account

    export SERVICE_ACCOUNT=duffle-runtime
    export KUBE_NAMESPACE=duffle
    kubectl create namespace $KUBE_NAMESPACE
    kubectl create serviceaccount "${SERVICE_ACCOUNT}" -n "${KUBE_NAMESPACE}"
    kubectl create clusterrolebinding "${SERVICE_ACCOUNT}-cluster-admin" --clusterrole cluster-admin --serviceaccount "${KUBE_NAMESPACE}:${SERVICE_ACCOUNT}"
    
  3. install riff

    Append -s node_port=true as shown below for clusters that do not support LoadBalancer services, like Minikube.

    duffle install myriff https://storage.googleapis.com/projectriff/riff-cnab/snapshots/riff-bundle-latest.json --bundle-is-file -s node_port=true -d k8s
    

    where -d k8s uses the duffle kubernetes driver to run the installer image in kubernetes cluster

  4. You should now be able to see riff components installed on your kubernetes cluster:

    kubectl get pods --all-namespaces
    

Uninstall

To uninstall, set the SERVICE_ACCOUNT and KUBE_NAMESPACE environment variables as above and use the command:

duffle uninstall myriff -d k8s

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