Ontrack Infra DO K8S Terraform

Installation of an Ontrack environment in a Digital Ocean Kubernetes cluster using Terraform.

Usage

Clone this repository and create a terraform.tfvars file at the root of the working copy with the following values:

# Digital Ocean token with read/write authorizations
# Create one by going to https://cloud.digitalocean.com/account/api/tokens
do_token       = "..."
# Unique name for the Ontrack instance inside its domain
name           = "..."
# Name of the DO cluster
do_k8s_cluster = "..."

Run the plan:

terraform plan -input=false -out=plan

Apply the plan:

terraform apply plan

After a few minutes, Ontrack will have been deployed in your Digital Ocean cluster and a managed Postgres database has been created.

Assuming that you kubectl configuration points to the Digital Ocean cluster, you can access Ontrack by forwarding its port locally:

kubectl port-forward -n ontrack-<name> service/ontrack-<name>-ontrack 8080:8080

where <name> is the value of the name variable in your terraform.tfvars file. You can then access Ontrack locally using the default admin / admin credentials.

There are also some options to create an ingress (see below).

To remove the whole setup (the Ontrack K8S resources and its managed database), run:

terraform destroy

Ingress setup

By default, no ingress is setup for the Ontrack service. If your cluster is configured for ingress, you can use the following variables to set it up:

• do_ingress_enabled - set to true to enable the ingress setup
• do_ingress_domain - set to a domain managed by Digital Ocean

After the deployment is finished, the Ontrack application will be accessible at https://<name>.<do_ingress_domain>.

See variables.tf for additional configuration options.

Configuration variables

See variables.tf for the list of configuration variables, their types and their description.