Abstrakt

Table of contents

• Quick Start
  • Dependencies
  • Running
  • Samples
    • Running the local Helm Microservice Sample
    • Running the sample
    • Remove the install
    • Debugging Templates
• Contributing

Quick Start

If you want to contribute to the project, we've made things easy for you to get everything up and running using devcontainers.

Dependencies

To run the devcontainer, there's a couple things you need to install first on your machine.

• Visual Studio Code
• Remote Development
• Docker

A full devcontainer setup guide can be found here.

Running

With everything installed and running, you can continue.

1. Open this project in a new instance of Visual Studio Code.
2. You may be prompted to Reopen in Container. Click on it.
   • If you do not see the prompt, bring up your command palette (View -> Command Palette...) and type Remote Containers: Open Folder in Container...
3. Wait for Visual Studio Code to reopen and build your container.
4. Once your container has finished building, you can now start developing!
5. Open a new terminal in Visual Studio Code (Terminal -> New Terminal).
6. Type go run main.go.

Samples

You can find sample constellation files in the following location:

/examples/constellation/

Using these files you can test the app binary.

Running the local Helm Microservice Sample

This sample uses the Http Microservice test constellation file located in sample/constellation/http_constellation.yaml.

The sample will install three services with relationships between them:

• A sender
• Another sender
• A receiver

The concept is that you send a message down the chain.

• The first sender takes a message via http, adds value to the message and forwards it to the second sender.
• The second sender repeats this, also adding a unique value before sending on to the receiver.
• The receiver echos back the message
• Each of the sender returns the message back down the chain before the final message pops out the original http request.

Running the sample

Run:

make run-http-demo

This will deploy the demo to the cluster. The templates are output to output/http_sample/Output.

You can test it by:

kubectl wait pod -n default --for condition=ready --timeout=120s --all && kubectl exec -it sender-sender bash
curl sender:8080/api/CallReceiver?message=yourmessage

You should see the response "yourmessage--Chain-sender--Chain-sender1" which proves the message traversed the chain!

Remove the install

You can remove the installed pods and services by calling make http-demo-delete

Debugging Templates

You can debug the templates by outputting them by running make http-demo-template-all

Contributing

Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details on our process for submitting pull requests, and CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md for details on our code of conduct.