The rapp manger can be executed in python on the local machine see CMD1. A kube cluster need to be running and accessable by kubectrl Or the rapp manager can be installed in the kube cluster - service and deployment, see CMD2 and CMD3.
In both cases, rest is used
python3 app/rappman.py $PWD
docker build --build-arg NEXUS_PROXY_REPO=nexus3.onap.org:10001/ -t rappman .
kubectl apply -f svc-app.yaml
kubectl delete -f svc-app.yaml
The host and port in the below url examples is for local python execution. For running towards a local kube cluster, a Function test config should running or at least the kubeproxy as configured by a function test script. All curl cmds need to specify the proxy --proxy http://localhost:<proxy-port and localhost:2222 shall be replaced with rapp-man.nonrtric:9970.
| cmd | description |
|---|---|
curl http://localhost:2222/charts | json list of charts |
curl -X PUT http://localhost:2222/charts/<chart-name> -F "chart=@<filename1>.tgz" -F "values=@<filename1>.yaml" | Upload char and overridde, at least one file need to be given. Multiple uploads are possible |
curl http://localhost:2222/charts/<chart-name>/status | json structure of status, filenames etc |
curl -X POST 'http://localhost:2222/charts/<chart-name>?action=install&namespace=<namespace>' | Install a chart in a namespace. If the chart is already installed, a helm upgrade is attempted |
curl -X POST 'http://localhost:2222/charts/<chart-name>?action=uninstall' | Uninstall an previously installed chart |
curl -X DELETE 'http://localhost:2222/charts/<chart-name>' | Deletes a chart. The chart cannot currently be installed |