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Deploy docker image in CI deployment #87

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Oyelowo opened this issue Oct 9, 2022 · 7 comments
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Deploy docker image in CI deployment #87

Oyelowo opened this issue Oct 9, 2022 · 7 comments

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@Oyelowo
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Oyelowo commented Oct 9, 2022

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yongman commented Oct 9, 2022

You can build your own docker image use Dockerfile in repo. We use tiup to manage TiKV cluster and deploy Tidis instance in some production ready environment.
We have a plan to build a kubernetes operator recently, but it's not announced yet.

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Oyelowo commented Oct 9, 2022

Thanks @yongman !
Was considering building and deploying the image under my namespace but felt it would be nice to have the official image updates.
I already have TiKV configured, so this shouldn’t be much hassle to support.

It doesn’t seem like Tidis support PubSub yet. Or does it? 🤔

Great job building this project! 🫡

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yongman commented Oct 9, 2022

PubSub are implemented in Tidis instance memory only for test, the data have no persist to backend and you should not use them in production for now.

Pull request are welcomed. :-)

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Oyelowo commented Oct 9, 2022

I guess that means only one instance should be deployed if pubsub is used. Right?

would be happy to contribute. Are there any resources you’d recommend to get me started?

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yongman commented Oct 9, 2022

I guess that means only one instance should be deployed if pubsub is used. Right?

Yes.

would be happy to contribute. Are there any resources you’d recommend to get me started?

I guess read the code directly may be the best way.

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Oyelowo commented Oct 9, 2022

All right, will start digging. Thanks !

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You can build your own docker image use Dockerfile in repo. We use tiup to manage TiKV cluster and deploy Tidis instance in some production ready environment. We have a plan to build a kubernetes operator recently, but it's not announced yet.

When do you think we will have the operator available?

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