Ayia

Development

There are two ways to build:

1. using local golang compiler by cd api and then make

2. using docker-compose by docker-compose build

Documentation

Documentation is in /doc and will soon be built via a CI pipeline

Nodejs

Requirements:

• kubectl (v1.29.2) with a kube configuration file for access to the Ayia k8s cluster
• helm (v3.14.0)
• podman (3.4.4)
• nodejs (v20.11.1)
• make

Before beginning development work you will need to obtain an account and retrieve your CLI secret from harbor.nibious.com.

With this secret, use podman to login to harbor:

podman login --username $USER harbor.nibious.com/ayia

# If you have saved the harbor.nibious.com token (read-only by you) in
#   ~/.local/harbor.nicious.com
podman login --username $USER --password $(cat ~/.local/harbor.nibious.com) \
  harbor.nibious.com/ayia

This will generate a credentials file at $XDG_RUNTIME_DIR/containers/auth.json. This file may be used to generate and load a pull secret within the k8s cluster:

cd helm
./etc/make-pull-creds.sh
# Creates a k8s secret populated with the credentials file generated via
# `podman login`

With this secret in place, you will be able to create k8s pods that pull their image from the harbor.nibious.com repository.

Before installing the helm chart, you may need to create/update the web-api and web-admin container images.

# web-api
cd ../web-api

make image

make image-push

# web-admin
cd ../web-admin

make image

make image-push

With the container images in place, you can now perform a helm install to create mongodb, web-admin, and web-api resources:

cd ../helm

make helm-install