Deploy the keycloak-db-storage helm chart on Rancher
TypeScriptTo deploy a Helm chart on a Rancher-managed Kubernetes cluster using Pulumi, you would typically need to perform the following steps:
- Set up Pulumi with the appropriate provider for Rancher (in this case, the
rancher2
provider). - Use Pulumi to communicate with Rancher to either select an existing Kubernetes cluster or create a new one.
- Apply the Helm chart to the selected or newly created cluster.
Below is a program that demonstrates how to deploy the
keycloak-db-storage
Helm chart to a Rancher-managed cluster using Pulumi and TypeScript. Note that this code assumes that you have already set up and authenticated Pulumi with your Rancher instance.The
rancher2.AppV2
resource is used to deploy a Helm chart within a Rancher project on a specific cluster. Thenamespace
,name
, andchart
properties define where and what Helm chart will be deployed. Make sure to replaceyour-rancher-project-id
with the project ID from your Rancher environment, and update the chart'srepo
andversion
to match thekeycloak-db-storage
Helm chart details you wish to deploy.import * as rancher2 from "@pulumi/rancher2"; const chartName = "keycloak-db-storage"; const projectName = "your-rancher-project-id"; const chartRepoUrl = "https://charts.example.com/"; const chartVersion = "1.0.0"; // replace with the specific chart version you want to deploy // Deploying the chart as an App within a Rancher managed cluster const keycloakDbStorageApp = new rancher2.AppV2(chartName, { // Replace with the ID of your Rancher project projectId: projectName, // The name of the namespace in the cluster where the app will be deployed namespace: "keycloak", // The name to give the app name: chartName, // The repository which contains the chart repoName: chartRepoUrl, // The Helm chart to deploy chart: chartName, // Specify the version of the chart to deploy version: chartVersion, // Add any values here which you want to override the default chart values values: { key: "value", // Example, replace with actual values // ... } }); export const appStatus = keycloakDbStorageApp.status;
Please note the following:
-
The
values
field inside therancher2.AppV2
resource allows you to specify any chart-specific configurations. You would substitute the examplekey: "value"
with the actual values you need for yourkeycloak-db-storage
Helm chart deployment. -
"keycloak"
is the namespace where the application will be deployed, which you might need to replace with the namespace you prefer or you're meant to use. -
appStatus
is exported to provide an easy way to query the application deployment status from Pulumi after deployment.
Remember, this program assumes that you have the appropriate permissions and that the project and the cluster are already set up within Rancher. If you don't have a cluster yet, you would need to create one using the
rancher2.Cluster
resource before deploying the Helm chart.Before running this program, ensure you have the Rancher provider configured for Pulumi. You would typically set the required configuration values for the Rancher provider, such as access keys or passwords, through environment variables or the Pulumi secrets manager.
Once your Pulumi program is ready, deploy it by running
pulumi up
in the CLI where this TypeScript program is saved. Pulumi will prompt you with a preview of the actions to be performed and, upon your approval, will proceed with the deployment. Upon success, Pulumi will report the resources created, and you can verify the deployment directly in your Rancher UI.For more detailed information on using the Rancher provider with Pulumi, you can refer to the Pulumi Rancher2 documentation.
- Set up Pulumi with the appropriate provider for Rancher (in this case, the