If you want to quickly run the latest yCrash version on Kubernetes then follow steps given here.

You can also integrate yCrash with the Prometheus. For more details visit Integrate yCrash with Prometheus page.

If you wish to build Docker image of yCrash server and run it on Kubernetes by yourself then follow the setps given below:

1. Clone the repo:

    SSH - git clone [email protected]:ycrash/ycrash-k8s.git
    HTTPS - git clone https://github.com/ycrash/ycrash-k8s.git
   
    cd ycrash-k8s

2. Download license.lic and put it into this directory

3. Copy yc-agent-config.yaml.template to yc-agent-config.yaml and set the values.

   cp yc-agent-config.yaml.template yc-agent-config.yaml

Prometheus integration is only supported in kubernetes setup.

• docker-compose installed

docker-compose up -d

Then see the services and the ports exposed:

docker-compose ps

Prometheus integration is only supported in kubernetes setup.

1. To build images:

   docker build -t ycrash ./docker-images/ycrash
   docker build -t buggyapp ./docker-images/buggyapp

2. To run the container locally:

   docker run -ti --rm -p 8080:8080 --name ycrash -v $(pwd)/license.lic:/opt/workspace/yc/license.lic ycrash

   docker run -ti --rm -p 9010:9010 -p 8085:8085 --name buggyapp -v $(pwd)/yc-agent-config.yaml:/opt/workspace/yc/config.yaml buggyapp

   Then open http://localhost:8080 and http://localhost:9010

If you run containers with the above steps, please stop them first before continuing.

Kubernetes manifests (yaml) resides in kubernetes/ directory.

1. Copy kubernetes/yc-license-secret.yaml.template to kubernetes/yc-license-secret.yaml

   cp kubernetes/yc-license-secret.yaml.template kubernetes/yc-license-secret.yaml
   

2. Edit kubernetes/yc-license-secret.yaml and replace the license template with the real one.

3. Copy kubernetes/buggyapp-secret.yaml.template to kubernetes/buggyapp-secret.yaml

   cp kubernetes/buggyapp-secret.yaml.template kubernetes/buggyapp-secret.yaml
   

4. Edit kubernetes/buggyapp-secret.yaml and set the appropriate value

5. Assuming you have a running kubernetes cluster and kubectl ready to access the cluster, next step is to just run:

   kubectl apply -f kubernetes/ -R
   

   to verify the pods are running:

   kubectl get pods
   

6. There are a few ways of exposing a service in kubernetes to the outside. But for the initial scope, we can access it privately with port-forward:

   kubectl port-forward deployment/yc-web 8080
   

   kubectl port-forward deployment/buggyapp 9010 8085
   

7. Then the ycrash service should be accessible from http://localhost:8080 and buggyapp should be accessible from http://localhost:9010

• Kubernetes deployment yaml is working. It's the simplest implementation, which is easy for initial review but not yet "production ready".