This demo is based on the Jaeger HotROD demo but has been modified considerably to showcase Signadot & Sandboxes.
First, install Signadot Operator if you haven't already.
Decide on a namespace in which to install HotROD and then run:
kubectl create ns "${NAMESPACE}"
kubectl -n "${NAMESPACE}" apply -k k8s/overlays/prod/<devmesh | istio>
To uninstall:
kubectl delete ns "${NAMESPACE}"
To run frontend you could easily run with air
that helps with hot-reload.
Before running air
or manual steps you have to set up the following env
export KAFKA_BROKER=kafka-headless.${NAMESPACE}.svc:9092
export REDIS_ADDR=redis.${NAMESPACE}.svc:6379
export FRONTEND_LOCATION_ADDR=location.${NAMESPACE}.svc:8081
Now let's run the frontend
air
That will listen for the changes and restart the server every change.
If no want to use this approach, you could
make build-frontend-app
go run ./cmd/hotrod/main.go frontend
To build and push new images, we can leverage by using the make release
.
For the case of releasing latest images we can do RELEASE_TAG=latest make release
.
Note that you can replace the RELEASE_TAG
with the value you need.
You have to make sure you have the rights to write in signadot/hotrod.