francois/db-keystone repository overview

⁠Docker - Keystone-db container

This container runs a keystone database

⁠Requirements

This container has no requirements but it is build with default values :

• root password - neutre
• keystone db - keystone : The database that will be used by keystone
• keystone db user - keystone : The user that has the permission on the keystone database
• keystone db user password - keystone : The password of the user that has permission on the database

⁠Environment variables

⁠Mandatory environment variables

⁠Optional environment variables

⁠Usage

⁠Docker

Build as usual

cd keystone-mysql
docker build -t francois/keystone-mysql .

Run the container with necessary links

docker run --name somekeystonedb francois/keystone-db

⁠Fleet

Create a symlink pointing to the keystone-db.service file available at : https://github.com/francois-fleet/fleet_apps/blob/master/databases/db-keystone.service⁠

git clone https://github.com/francois-fleet/fleet_apps.git
mkdir keystone-units
cd keystone-units
ln -s ../fleet_apps/databases/db-keystone.service db-keystone.service

fleet submit db-keystone.service
fleet start db-keystone.service

⁠Kubernetes

Use the yaml files available at : https://github.com/francois-k8s/kube_apps⁠ For the pod : databases/db-keystone-pod/yaml For the mysql service : databases/db-keystone-service.yaml

git clone https://github.com/francois-k8s/kube_apps

kubecfg -c kube_apps/databases/db-keystone-pod.yaml create pods

kubecfg -c kube_apps/databases/db-keystone-service.yaml create services

⁠Contributing

1. Fork the repository on Github
2. Create a named feature branch (like add_component_x)
3. Write your change
4. Submit a Pull Request using Github

⁠License and Authors

Authors: François Billant [email protected]⁠