1. Deploy the sentry-kubernetes helm chart on Rancher

    TypeScript

    To deploy the sentry-kubernetes helm chart on a Rancher-managed Kubernetes cluster, you will need to interact with the Rancher 2.x API using the rancher2 Pulumi provider. Pulumi's rancher2 provider allows you to manage Rancher resources such as clusters, Helm charts (via the Catalog), and applications.

    Firstly, make sure you have set up your Rancher API keys and have access to the Rancher server and your Kubernetes cluster. Running the Pulumi program natively interacts with your Rancher setup and deploys the Helm chart.

    Below is a high-level overview followed by a TypeScript Pulumi program that demonstrates how to set up your environment and deploy the sentry-kubernetes Helm chart on a Rancher-managed Kubernetes cluster.

    Overview

    1. Set Up Rancher Provider: Establish a connection to your Rancher server with the appropriate credentials.
    2. Deploy Helm chart: Use the rancher2.App resource to deploy the sentry-kubernetes Helm chart onto your Rancher-managed Kubernetes cluster.

    Pulumi Program

    Here's the TypeScript program that describes the deployment:

    import * as pulumi from "@pulumi/pulumi"; import * as rancher2 from "@pulumi/rancher2"; // Step 1: Set up Rancher2 provider - you must provide your own endpoint and access credentials const rancher2Provider = new rancher2.Provider("rancher", { apiVersion: rancher2.ProviderApiVersion.V2, baseUrl: "<RANCHER_API_ENDPOINT>", // Replace with your Rancher API endpoint accessToken: pulumi.secret("<RANCHER_ACCESS_KEY>"), // Replace with your Rancher Access Key secretKey: pulumi.secret("<RANCHER_SECRET_KEY>"), // Replace with your Rancher Secret Key }); // Step 2: Deploy the sentry-kubernetes Helm chart to the specified Rancher cluster const sentryApp = new rancher2.AppV2("sentry-kubernetes", { repoName: "<REPO_NAME>", // Specify the name of the Helm repository chartName: "sentry-kubernetes", chartVersion: "<CHART_VERSION>", // Specify the version of sentry-kubernetes you wish to deploy namespace: "<NAMESPACE>", // Specify the target namespace in the cluster clusterId: "<CLUSTER_ID>", // Specify the ID of the Rancher-managed cluster values: ` <YAML_VALUES>`, // Replace with the YAML values for configuring the Sentry chart (as a string) }, { provider: rancher2Provider }); // Export the name of the Sentry Kubernetes app export const sentryAppName = sentryApp.metadata[0].name;

    In the code above, replace the placeholders (<RANCHER_API_ENDPOINT>, <RANCHER_ACCESS_KEY>, <RANCHER_SECRET_KEY>, <REPO_NAME>, <CHART_VERSION>, <NAMESPACE>, <CLUSTER_ID>, <YAML_VALUES>) with your actual Rancher details and Helm chart requirements:

    • <RANCHER_API_ENDPOINT>: The URL endpoint where the Rancher API is accessible.
    • <RANCHER_ACCESS_KEY>: Your Rancher API access key.
    • <RANCHER_SECRET_KEY>: Your Rancher API secret key.
    • <REPO_NAME>: The name of the Helm repository that hosts the sentry-kubernetes chart.
    • <CHART_VERSION>: The version of the sentry-kubernetes Helm chart you want to deploy.
    • <NAMESPACE>: The Kubernetes namespace into which you want to deploy the chart.
    • <CLUSTER_ID>: The ID of the Rancher-managed Kubernetes cluster you're deploying to.
    • <YAML_VALUES>: The configuration values for the sentry-kubernetes Helm chart in YAML format. These are chart-specific values and should be provided according to the chart's requirements.

    Make sure to handle the API keys securely, not exposing them in your codebase. The pulumi.secret() function helps to encrypt these sensitive values.

    After configuring the values, run the Pulumi program by executing pulumi up. This command will provision the Helm chart onto your Rancher-managed Kubernetes cluster.

    Remember that the actual Name, Chart Version, Namespace, Cluster ID, and configuration values would depend on your specific setup and requirements for sentry-kubernetes. You will need to have the Helm repository that contains the sentry-kubernetes chart added to your Rancher setup. The details of this Helm repository should be configured in Rancher under the Global settings for Catalogs.

    This process will manage the lifecycle of the sentry-kubernetes application within Rancher, utilizing Pulumi's infrastructure as code approach.


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