Welcome to the Nexus Troubleshooting Repo!
This repo contains various exercises to help you learn more about Nexus and it's failure modes.
The structure of each example is as follows:
- top level directory (exampleX)
README.md
-- describes the exercise and what the "customer ask" would berun_exampleX.sh
-- script that accesses your Domino Nexus deployment and breaks it to simulate the failure mode outlined in READMEsolution.md
-- written description of how we would go about resolving this issue (+ some have remediation scripts!)
Prerequisites:
- Ensure you have the following environment variables saved and correctly defined:
- $CP_KUBE_CONTEXT -- this should be the kubernetes context for your control plane deployment
- To connect to your control plane deployment, you can use
teleport
or theaws eks ...
command - Then, run
export $CP_KUBE_CONTEXT=$(kubectl config current-context)
- To connect to your control plane deployment, you can use
- $DP_KUBE_CONTEXT -- this should be the kubernetes context for your data plane deployment
- To connect to your data plane deployment, reference this article
- Once you've got connection, run
export $DP_KUBE_CONTEXT=$(kubectl config current-context)
- $CP_KUBE_CONTEXT -- this should be the kubernetes context for your control plane deployment