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Development

This is a quick guide on how to run CCM in development mode.

How to run CCM in the development

Unlike other operators, you can't as easily run CCM locally just connected in to a cluster

A. Run CCM inside container

  1. Create a tenant cluster

  2. Get the kubeconfig for the tenant cluster

  3. Must have a secret called civo-api-access within the kube-system namespace containing keys of api-key, api-url, cluster-id, namespace and region

  4. Make changes, whatever you want

  5. Build and push docker image

  6. Create all(SA,ClusterRole,ClusterRoleBinding,Deployment) in one (Add docker image in the deployment)

        kubectl create -f doc/yaml/ccm-install.yaml --kubeconfig kubeconfig

B. Run CCM from cli or outside of container

  1. Create a tenant cluster

  2. Get the kubeconfig for the tenant cluster

  3. Set environment variables CIVO_API_URL, CIVO_API_KEY, CIVO_REGION, CIVO_CLUSTER_ID

  4. Make changes, whatever you want

  5. Run the CCM against the kubeconfig of the tenant cluster

    go run cloud-controller-manager/cmd/civo-cloud-controller-manager/main.go --kubeconfig kubeconfig