commit | 3306b2f6ca5b1d6c0f7377213cf0e71394b397b8 | [log] [tgz] |
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author | aravind.est <aravindhan.a@est.tech> | Wed Mar 08 15:57:50 2023 +0000 |
committer | aravind.est <aravindhan.a@est.tech> | Wed Mar 08 15:57:50 2023 +0000 |
tree | 97cd5a0cca3d6d028560bda27138a3b9661c9b30 | |
parent | 2c1aaa13555400d6526c04875a70bfa8b8ffbd18 [diff] |
Add kserve participant in CSIT docker compose Kserve participant added in docker-compose configuration of CSIT. Issue-ID: POLICY-4574 Signed-off-by: aravind.est <aravindhan.a@est.tech> Change-Id: I2b25eac7cf9414fc8a4d4bff80d0a2a61ddd6890
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This source repository contains legacy docker-compose configurations used for CSIT tests, and ONAP Heat instantiations.
Additionally, the policy-base/ and policy-common/ projects are used to generate the OS base for policy images.
Helm directory is added to include the helm chart for policy-models-simulators. To spin the kubernetes pod up:
Running Policy CSIT in kubernetes: To run CSIT in kubernetes, docker/csit/run-k8s-csit.sh script can be invoked with the arguments {install} {project_name} When the project name is not supplied, the script only installs the policy helm charts and doesn't execute any robot tests. To teardown the kubernetes cluster, the same script can be invoked with the argument {uninstall}
Steps involved in running CSIT in kubernetes: