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  6 months ago by cbosdonnat | Reply

  At the end of the hackweek 24, the result is very encouraging:

  • The server setup can now run in a Job instead of inside the running deployment
  • The server installs correctly and the deployment is ready
  • Salt systems can bootstrap when using LoadBalancer services on k3s.
  • Uninstalling the custom server resource cleans everything out of the box.
  • The only things the user needs is to define the secrets and SSL certificates or the issuers for cert-manager, as well as an uyuni server custom resource.

  The code:

  • The operator: https://github.com/cbosdo/uyuni-operator
  • The Uyuni-tools changes used by the operator: PR #507
  • The Uyuni setup cleanup needed to run the setup in a separate pod: PR #9508

  What's next:

  • Implement migration from an old RPM-based server
  • Implement update / upgrade of the server
  • Play with more network setups
  • Test with more kubernetes distros

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At the end of the hackweek 24, the result is very encouraging: * The server setup can now run in a Job instead of inside the running deployment * The server installs correctly and the deployment is ready * Salt systems can bootstrap when using `LoadBalancer` services on k3s. * Uninstalling the custom server resource cleans everything out of the box. * The only things the user needs is to define the secrets and SSL certificates or the issuers for cert-manager, as well as an uyuni server custom resource. The code: * The operator: [https://github.com/cbosdo/uyuni-operator](https://github.com/cbosdo/uyuni-operator) * The Uyuni-tools changes used by the operator: [PR #507](https://github.com/uyuni-project/uyuni-tools/pull/507) * The Uyuni setup cleanup needed to run the setup in a separate pod: [PR #9508](https://github.com/uyuni-project/uyuni/pull/9508) What's next: * Implement migration from an old RPM-based server * Implement update / upgrade of the server * Play with more network setups * Test with more kubernetes distros
 
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At the end of the hackweek 24, the result is very encouraging:
• The server setup can now run in a Job instead of inside the running deployment
• The server installs correctly and the deployment is ready
• Salt systems can bootstrap when using LoadBalancer services on k3s.
• Uninstalling the custom server resource cleans everything out of the box.
• The only things the user needs is to define the secrets and SSL certificates or the issuers for cert-manager, as well as an uyuni server custom resource.
The code:
• The operator: https://github.com/cbosdo/uyuni-operator
• The Uyuni-tools changes used by the operator: PR #507
• The Uyuni setup cleanup needed to run the setup in a separate pod: PR #9508
What's next:
• Implement migration from an old RPM-based server
• Implement update / upgrade of the server
• Play with more network setups
• Test with more kubernetes distros
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  6 months ago by cbosdonnat | Reply

  Marked the project as completed as the initial stage is complete. PRs will eventually be polished and merged

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  6 months ago by cbosdonnat | Reply

  Demo YAML file and video are available in https://github.com/cbosdo/uyuni-operator/tree/main/docs

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