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Dockerfile

Change version in every build

docker build --tag "digichanges/nexp:latest" --tag "digichanges/nexp:1.3" .
docker push digichanges/nexp --all-tags

Minikube

When the helm chart is run you can access the nexp-api service with the following command:

minikube service nexp-api --url -n nexp-api

helm template mi-api-despliegue ./mi-api-chart

Google Cloud Provider

The helm chart allows you to deploy the application on GCP with Cloudflare as the DNS provider.

Primeros pasos

Create a New Project in GCP

  1. Sign in to Google Cloud Console: Go to Google Cloud Console.
  2. Create a New Project: Click the navigation menu in the upper-left corner, select "IAM & Admin" > "Manage Resources". Click "CREATE PROJECT".
  3. Complete Project Details: Enter a name for your project and select an organization and location if necessary. Click "CREATE."

Create a Kubernetes Cluster

  1. Enable the Kubernetes Engine API: In the GCP console, go to "Kubernetes Engine" and enable the API if it is not active.
  2. Create a Cluster: In “Kubernetes Engine”, go to “Kubernetes Clusters” and click “Create Cluster”.
  3. Configure your Cluster: Choose your cluster configuration according to your needs (zone, machine size, number of nodes, etc.) and click "Create".

Create a Secret in Secret Manager

  1. Enable the Secret Manager API: Go to "API & Services" > "Dashboard" and enable the Secret Manager API if it is not active.
  2. Create a Secret: In "Security" > "Secret Manager", click "CREATE SECRET".
  3. Configure your Secret: Give your secret a name, add the secret value, and select the appropriate tags and permissions.

Create a Service Account with External Secrets Administrator Permissions

  1. Create the Service Account: Go to "IAM & Admin" > "Service Accounts", and click on "CREATE SERVICE ACCOUNT".
  2. Service Account Details: Enter a name, description and click "CREATE".
  3. Assign Roles: In the roles section, assign the "External Secrets Administrator" role or the specific permissions you need.
  4. Create the Service Account Key: Once created, click on the service account and go to "Keys". Click "ADD KEY" and choose the key format.

You need to add the e helm repository and then install cert-manager

First you need to install CustomResourceDefinitions

kubectl apply -f https://github.com/cert-manager/cert-manager/releases/download/v1.13.3/cert-manager.crds.yaml

Then you must add the helm chart.

helm repo add jetstack https://charts.jetstack.io

Finally you install it in the cluster.

helm install cert-manager jetstack/cert-manager --namespace cert-manager --create-namespace --set installCRDs=true

This way it can be installed in the default cert-manager namespace.

You also have to install the external-secret

helm repo add external-secrets https://charts.external-secrets.io
helm install external-secrets \
   external-secrets/external-secrets \
    -n external-secrets \
    --create-namespace