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kui-web-terminal-chart

Helm chart for kui-web-terminal

Building the chart locally

Export a few environment Variables

export GITHUB_TOKEN=<your github personal access token>
export GITHUB_USER=<your github id>

Build the chart

helm package stable/kui-web-terminal

Testing the chart on an existing OpenShift environment

Clone the repo that manages the Open Cluster Management charts

Copy the new helm tgz to multiclusterhub-repo

cp kui-web-terminal-3.6.0.tgz ../multiclusterhub-repo/multiclusterhub/charts

Modify the multiclusterhub deployment to allow writing of new Helm tgz

oc edit deployment multiclusterhub-repo

Change FROM:

securityContext: {}

TO:

securityContext:
  runAsUser: 0

save changes

Disable multiclusterhub-operator

oc scale deployments/multiclusterhub-operator --replicas=0

NOTE: As of June 12, 2020 on the master (2.0) build, the ability to pause the operator was added, see https://github.com/stolostron/multicloudhub-operator#disabling-multiclusterhub-operator. This means you would no longer need to perform this step or the scaling back up of relicas to 1.

Delete kui-web-terminal-subscription

oc delete appsub/kui-web-terminal-sub

You will notice that the helmRelease object for kui-web-terminal deleted, and the deployment pods deleted as well.

Copy over the new helm tgz files

In the multiclusterhub-repo, run:

make update-charts

For more info see https://github.com/stolostron/multiclusterhub-repo#updating-chart-in-cluster

Re-enable the multiclusterhub-operator

This will re-create subscription. The controller for subscription is helm operator and it will re-deploy kui-web-terminal chart.

oc scale deployments/multiclusterhub-operator --replicas=1

Getting the new chart picked up by an official build

Once the changes are merged into this repo, see the information at https://github.com/stolostron/multiclusterhub-repo#updating-charts-in-multiclusterhubcharts

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