Click to Deploy to GKE

How to run atscale from google marketplace link

Prerequisites link

• Domain name and access to DNS
• TLS Certificate
• TLS Key

Installation link

After selecting our chart from google marketplace and clicking on the deploy button. You should be greeted with 2 options:

• CLICK TO DEPLOY ON GKE
• DEPLOY VIA COMMAND LINE

Click to Deploy on GKE link

• Create a cluster
  • Select your zone
  • Select your network
  • Select your subnetwork
  • Click create cluster
• Or Select existing cluster
  • Pick a cluster from the dropdown

• After successfull cluster creation click on name space and select:
  • Create Namespace
  • New Namespace name ex. atscale

• App instance can be left as is or rename it.

• The Application requirements.

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  The domain is required for us to be able to create the ingresses with the correct host
  • ingressDomain ex. sub.domain.com or domain.com

• Supply SSL/TLS certificate

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  Ceritificates need to be in PEM format!
  • tlsCrt a base64 string.
  • tlsKey a base64 string.

Linux and MacOs

  base64 -w 0 -i certificate.crt
base64 -w 0 -i certificate.key
  

Windows

  certutil -encode certificate.crt base64-cert.txt
certutil -encode certificate.key base64-key.txt
  

• Deployment options should look like this:

  

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  If you are using an existing cluster and have an kubernetes.io/tls secret you can type its name instead of using tlsCrt & tlsKey

• CRD deployer Service Account

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  This step is required as the deployer needs to have these following permissions to be able to create the deployment

      This app has permission to modify resources at the cluster scope.
    Service account CRD deployer Job. Creates all ingresses and kongs CRDs.
    applications (write)
    customresourcedefinitions (write)
    ingresses (write)
    kongclusterplugins (write)
    tcpingresses (write)
    Creates app resources, the application CRD, verifies CRDs for kong.
    clusterrolebindings (write)
    clusterroles (write)
    customresourcedefinitions (write)
    kongclusterplugins (write)
    validatingwebhookconfigurations (write)
  

• Deploy
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  After clicking deploy, the app should start in a few minutes in you cluster.

Connecting to the Application link

Get the kubernetes cluster context link

  gcloud auth login
gcloud container clusters get-credentials <cluster-name> --region <region> --project <google project>
  

Get the service from the cluster link

  kubectl get service -n atscale kong-proxy
  

Generate an DNS A record link

In your DNS provider setup an A record with TTL set to 300 The application should be accessible on your domain name after the DNS propagates

NEED HELP WITH ATSCALE? link

For further help with atscale go to help.atscale.com