Kubernetes Deployments

Deploy a stateful application

How to deploy a application using StatefulSets

File	Content
azure-PersistentVolumeClaim-secret.yml	Creates a Kubernetes secret which holds both the account name and key for Microsoft Azure storage account. (sensitive data was removed)
azure-PersistentVolumeClaim.yml	Mount the Azure File Storage using a Persistent Volume and a Persistent Volume Claim.
azure-PersistentVolumeClaim-claim.yml	Persistent Volume Claim.
azure-PersistentVolumeClaim-pod.yml	Create a stateful set of pods with persistent volume claims.
basic-ingress.yaml	Ingress resources map
service.yaml	Service exposing Nginx test server
helloworld.sh	Deploys and exposes a extra Nginx test server on TCP/8080

Create the secret

$ kubectl -f azure-PersistentVolumeClaim-secret.yml

Persistent Volume using azureFile

$ kubectl -f azure-PersistentVolumeClaim.yml

Persistent Volume Claim matching the Volume

$ kubectl -f azure-PersistentVolumeClaim-claim.yml

Create a stateful set of pods with persistent volume claims

$ kubectl -f azure-PersistentVolumeClaim-pod.yml

NGINX Ingress Controller.

Kubernetes ingress is a collection of routing rules that govern how external users access services running in a Kubernetes cluster.

File	Content
mandatory.yaml	Resources for complete Nginx Ingress Controller deployment.
service-nodeport.yaml	Creating a Kubernetes service of type NodePort
nginx-ingress-version.sh	To detect which version of the ingress controller is running, exec into the pod and run nginx-ingress-controller version command.

Creates Kubernetes Ingress resources for a generic deployment

$ kubectl -f mandatory.yaml

Creates a service of type NodePort and connect itself to Ingress

$ kubectl -f service-nodeport.yaml

Shows the version of Nginx Ingress running on the Pods

$ kubectl -f nginx-ingress-version.sh

http://hellotravix.kubetest.cf:30936/

http://helloworld.kubetest.cf:30936/

http://40.87.6.237:30936 (default backend 404)