tayaforless.blogg.se - Jitsi kubernetes

Terraform project dedicated to this in the directory terraform/create_state_bucket. To create the Swift bucket required to store the Terraform state, there is a Important: if your team has already initialized the state bucket, skip this part and go to chapter 1.3 Note: if you use OVH as Swift bucket provider, you can get these values in the Horizon interface, by clicking on the «Openstack RC File v3» in the upper-right menu.

Then, edit this file ( env.d/terraform) and define the OS_* variables according to your Openstack environment. So, you need to provide the required environment variables to authenticate against Openstack.Įxecute the following command to initialize the env.d/terraform file: The Terraform state is stored in an Openstack Swift bucket. Getting started Terraform configuration 1.1 Configure Openstack credentials

The Terraform state is stored in an Openstack Swift bucket.

We use Scaleway as a cloud provider, to provision the Kubernetes cluster.

We made the following (opinionated) choices, but the project can be easily adapted to choose alternative options: custom metrics)Ī kustomize project, in which are defined the resources to deploy on It also installs some Helm packages to enable required features (e.g. This repository is composed of two parts:Ī Terraform project, whose goal is to deploy a ready-to-use KubernetesĬluster.

The goal of this project is to deploy a scalable Jitsi

Jitsi-k8s, a scalable Jitsi deployment for Kubernetes Overview