Open NicolasGlassey opened 5 months ago
Hi @NicolasGlassey, In our last commit, we made a few corrections to meet the expectations you expressed in this issue. Is this ok for you? Have a nice sunday.
@grinlemon
Your workshop is progressing well.
Here's my feedback after a quick read of your readme:
In your diagram, I don't identify the ports or protocols used. The cloud models used are also missing. Am I missing something?
Following our last exchanges, I asked you to add a load test. I don't seem to have seen it in your various tests.
Have a nice evening !
@NicolasGlassey we will update the diagram and the others points ASAP. Now we have correctly deployed our kubernetes cluster with Openstack. My question is that through the process it seems that our steps (in the readme) didn't fit with the actions we made. Can we update them? Have a nice day. Edit: I can't remember the soft you presented in class to create diagrams, could you give it to us again please? Edit2: I updated our steps to make it fit the reality and the changes you requested, can you please give us a feedback about it.
@grinlemon
Good news.
Feel free to use any drawing software you like.
As a reminder: eraser.io Visual Studio Code Plug In
The current diagram is not so bad. Add ports, protocols and qualify each element according to the several cloud models (IaaS, Saas, Caas).
After reading your readme, here's my feedback:
Step 01 + Step 02: no need to destroy your accesses to redo the procedure. It's an admin part without much “fun”.
Step 03 - demonstration of deployment based on configuration files. Good! Take the time to show us any “specialties” related to the Redhat solution.
Step 04 - Delete pods and see if k8s recreates them. Ok.
Step 05 - Setting up. Ideally, you show us the metrics that “suffer” from the load and you show us the reaction of the cluster (with the additional pods).
Have a nice evening !
@grinlemon @dariovas @tasty-orange
I paste here the discussion made on the file in teams
Are you clear about what you need to do to get started on the Workshop?
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