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Released Container Image

OpenShift Service Mesh Workshop

This content has been designed to work with an OpenShift Homeroom deployment. Considerations include:

  • Variable interpolation for user or cluster-specific variables in the lab guide content
  • Usage of cluster-internal URLs for accessing or testing services with curl

The TL;DR of homeroom is that we build all these labs into a website, stuff that in a container, and deploy that container to the OpenShift cluster that the workshop attendees are using. This lets us show instructions side-by-side with the OpenShift webconsole and CLI terminal.

How To Provision

Order from RHPDS

In the catalog, navigate to [All Services] -> [Openshift Workshop] -> [OpenShift Service Mesh 2 Workshop]

Make sure to set Number of Users to the number of expected participants in your workshop.

AgnosticD Deployment

Please see agnosticd repo if you need a primer.

  1. Order an OpenShift 4.x Cluster on RHPDS.

  2. Set environment variables (substitute your own values)

export TARGET_HOST=changeme     # example: bastion.b454.sandbox1682.opentlc.com
export OCP_USERNAME=changeme
export WORKLOAD="ocp4_workload_servicemesh_workshop"
export GUID=example             # example: b454
export USER_COUNT=5             # number of users for the workshop
  1. Run AgnosticD (use the development branch)
ansible-playbook -i ${TARGET_HOST}, ./configs/ocp-workloads/ocp-workload.yml \
    -e"ansible_ssh_private_key_file=$HOME/.ssh/id_rsa" \
    -e"ansible_user=${OCP_USERNAME}" \
    -e"ocp_username=${OCP_USERNAME}" \
    -e"ocp_workload=${WORKLOAD}" \
    -e"silent=False" \
    -e"guid=${GUID}" \
    -e"num_users=${USER_COUNT}" \
    -e"ACTION=create"

Access Info

Make sure you provisioned the workshop using RHPDS or ran the AgnosticD role on the cluster.

Give this URL to workshop attendees:

echo https://username-distribution-homeroom.$CLUSTER_SUBDOMAIN

They'll need to enter a valid email address and the workshop password specified by the LAB_USER_ACCESS_TOKEN environment variable, for which the default is redhatlabs. Once logged in, they'll be given a user account and a link to the workshop.

You can perform administrative actions by visiting /admin in the username-distribution app. You'll need to enter admin as a username and the value of the LAB_ADMIN_PASS environment variable, for which the default is pleasechangethis, as a password.

For direct access to the workshop, you can navigate to:

echo https://service-mesh-workshop-homeroom.$CLUSTER_SUBDOMAIN

Clean Up

Delete the RHPDS cluster once you are done running the workshop