Oobeya Installation Tutorial (OpenShift)

Install Oobeya On-Premise Edition Using Openshift.

Warning: the setup in this document is possible with Storage Class.

The oobeya-ui service and its init containers must be run using a dedicated Service Account within the OpenShift environment due to their operational requirements. The necessary security permissions must be assigned to this Service Account. These elevated permissions are restricted solely to the required components, while all other pods continue to operate under the default security policies.

Note: The Ingress object is used to access the application interface and is specified in the route.yml file. You need to change your DNS settings.

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Installation Steps

• Please switch to the oobeya project.

• If it doesn't exist, please create a namespace for Oobeya.

$ oc create namespace oobeya

• Request a token from the Oobeya team for registry access.

$ oc secret docker-registry oobeya-secret \
      --docker-server=https://oobeya.azurecr.io \
      --docker-username=(Credentials-Name) \
      --docker-password=(Your-Credentials) --namespace=oobeya

• You can download the Manifest files.

$ wget https://oobeya-app.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/oobeya-oc-install.tar

$ tar -xvf oobeya-oc-install.tar && cd oobeya

Configuration

• PVCs are given in oobeya-mongo.yml Enter the StorageClass name.

• To access Oobeya from the browser, you need to add the domain name or machine IP to the configuration.

$ vi (pwd)/configmaps.yml

Please edit this:

1. dashboard-configmap

CORS_ALLOWED_ORIGIN: "http://your-IP-or-Domain"

1. gateway-configmap

CORS_ALLOWED_ORIGIN: "http://your-IP-or-Domain"
OOBEYA_GATEWAY_BASE_URL: "http://your-IP-or-Domain"

Deployment

You can run this command.

$ oc apply -f .

• By default, Oobeya broadcasts on port 80.

• When all services are '1/1 Running,' you can access Oobeya through your browser at 'http://your-IP-or-Domain'.