envoy

gke

This directory contains configuration tools and other support files for running registry-server on GKE with envoy setup.

Instructions

Following steps assume you're in the root directory.

1. Run make build to build the docker image and upload to GCR. The default server configuration is registry-server.yaml. You can provide a different configuration by replacing this file or by setting configuration using environment variables.

2. Create a GKE deployment and expose the backend server through a load balancer:

   • To create an external LB, run make deploy-gke
   • To create an internal LB, run make deploy-gke LB=internal

3. Setup the client authentication. This step differs based on the load balancer type you chose in the previous step:

   • External LB: run . auth/GKE.sh.

   • Internal LB: Usually you can't access services that are behind the internal LB from your local. For more details, please check here.

     1. Find the ingress IP: kubectl get service registry-backend -o jsonpath="{.status.loadBalancer.ingress[0].ip}".

     2. Find the service port: kubectl get service registry-backend -o jsonpath="{.spec.ports[0].port}"

     3. SSH into a VM.

     4. Run the following commands with ingress_ip found in the first step and service_port found in the second step:

        export REGISTRY_ADDRESS="<ingress_ip>:<service_port>"
        export REGISTRY_CLIENT_EMAIL=$(gcloud config list account --format "value(core.account)")
        export REGISTRY_TOKEN=$(gcloud auth print-identity-token ${REGISTRY_CLIENT_EMAIL})

4. Verify the server. The GKE deployment uses <PROJECT_NUMBER>[email protected] by default. Please ensure the service account has sufficient permissions to access the database you configured. Below is a sample curl call to access your GKE deployment:

   curl $REGISTRY_ADDRESS/v1/status -i -H "Authorization: Bearer $REGISTRY_TOKEN"