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https://github.com/matisszilard/devops-palinta

Playground project for DEVOPS
https://github.com/matisszilard/devops-palinta

devops docker elasticsearch golang grafana influxdb jenkins kibana kubernetes logstash makefile microservices mqtt openshift palinta playground prometheus prometheus-metrics terraform

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# Palinta devops playground [![Build Status](https://travis-ci.com/matisszilard/devops-palinta.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.com/github/matisszilard/devops-palinta)

Playground project for DEVOPS related solutions.

It contains simple microservices as examples.

Note: the listed commands, params are heavily specific. To able to run in your
environment please change the kube configs, docker hub specific parameters to your
configuration.

## Overview

```
.
├── build // Build folder for the generated binaries
├── cmd // Setup module for the microservices
│ ├── data-generator
│ ├── demeter
│ ├── device
│ └── user
├── devops // DEVOPS related modules
│ ├── elk // Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana configuration
│ ├── gp // Grafana and Prometheus configuration
│ ├── jenkins // Jenkins configuration
│ ├── palinta // Example microservice configuration
│ └── pvc // Persistent volume claims
├── doc // Documentation
├── pkg // Common package for microservices
└── service // Service package
```

## Build the project

To generate the binaries run the following command:

```sh
make build
```

It is going to generate the macOS and Linux binaries for each microservice.

Makefile contains separate target for each service. A compile command in case of macOS:

```sh
cd cmd/device; GOOS=linux GOARCH=amd64 go build -o ../../build/linux-amd64/device; cd ../..
```

## Build the project using docker

In order to build the microservices into docker please run the following command:

```sh
make docker-build
```

It is going to compile each service and build the corresponding docker image for it.

## Upload it to Kubernetes

Kubernetes config files can be found under the `devops` folder. For each deployment
there is a target created in the `Makefile`.

For further information please check the `Makefile`.