Sample Files for Kubeturbo Pod Deployment

Overview

Kubeturbo leverages Turbonomic's patented analysis engine to provide visibility and control across the entire stack to assure the performance of running micro-services in Kubernetes Pods, as well as the efficiency of the underlying infrastructure.

The files provided in this repo are aimed to provide a sample of working yamls that can be used to deploy all the resources needed. It is highly recommneded to check the offical Kubetrbo Yaml page for mode details

The repo includes six files:

• All in one yaml that will create all the resources in one command (may not work on OpenShift) - please note this yaml includes new namespace creation
• Five files are broken down into the order in which they should be deployed: NOTE: step 1-3 are optional if you wish to use an existing namespace and service account with admin-role permissions, if you choose this option, please make sure to update the configmap and deployment yamls with the relevant information.

1. 1_kubeturbo_namespace_SAMPLE.yml - this yaml will create a namespace (default name = turbo)
2. 2_kubeturbo_serviceAccount_SAMPLE.yml - this yaml will create a serviceAccount (default name = turbo-user)
3. 3_kubeturbo_serviceAccountRoleBinding_SAMPLE.yml - this yaml will create a role binding to a cluster-admin role
4. 4_kubeturbo_ConfigMap_SAMPLE.yaml - this yaml includes an embedded JSON, you will need to update the JSON with the turbonomic address, version, the display name of the target, and turbonomic admin credentials.
5. 5_kubeturbo_deployment_SAMPLE.yml - this yaml includes all the details to deploy the pod including the container image to pull

Assumptions:

• You have admin level access to your Kubernetes deployment
• You have kubectl installed
• You have Turbonomic Server running

How to use:

• Download the files to your computer
• Edit the files using a text editor, if you change a value, such as a namespace, please ensure to update all the respected sections in the following files
• Ensure you are connected to the right kubernetes cluster with the kubectl cli
• Use kubectl to create the resources

$ kubectl create -f <YAML FILE>