Kind of deployment automation for Bifrost

• Ansible >= 2.4

• kubectl v1.7.5 installed (can be downloaded as curl -LO https://storage.googleapis.com/kubernetes-release/release/v1.7.5/bin/linux/amd64/kubectl)

• google-cloud-sdk installed, gcloud configured to have access the target project

• Create a service account with Cloud SQL Client role. Store json-file with private key localy (e.g. in stellar-sql-client-key.json)

• Get somewhere SSL certificate and certificate key and store them locally.

  Or use existing ones (for test purpose only!):

  • files/certs/cert.crt
  • files/certs/cert.key

Copy group_vars/dev.sample to group_vars/dev

Change it. Set appropriate settings.

CAUTION: Database in stellar-core.cfg must be configures as

DATABASE="__DATABASE_URL__"`

Run in console

kubectl proxy

After that a web console available at http://127.0.0.1:8001/ui (choose right namespace to see something)

Deploy a cluster

ansible-playbook -i dev playbooks/deploy-cluster.yml 

Deploy letsencript controller

ansible-playbook -i dev ./playbooks/deploy-letsencrypt.yml

Drop the cluster (drops cluster only, leaves IPs, disks untouched)

ansible-playbook -i dev playbooks/drop-cluster.yml 

Deploy all applications in the cluster

ansible-playbook -i dev playbooks/deploy-all.yml 

It safe to run it several times. The tasks processed before will not block playbook processing.

Drop all apps

ansible-playbook -i dev playbooks/drop-all.yml 

By default playbooks/drop-* does not destroy disks, secrets and IPs.

• To force disks deletion use -e force_disks_drop=1
• To force IPs deletion use -e force_ips_drop=1
• To force secrets deletion use -e force_secrets_drop=1

Example:

ansible-playbook -i dev playbooks/drop-stellar.yml -e force_ips_drop=1 -e force_disks_drop=1

Deploy geth only

ansible-playbook -i dev playbooks/deploy-geth.yml 

Drop geth only

ansible-playbook -i dev playbooks/drop-geth.yml 

Prerequisites:

1. stellar_domain_name domain must be managed by Google Cloud DNS

ansible-playbook -i dev playbooks/deploy-stellar.yml 

Manually update stellar_domain_names IP through Google Cloud Console

ansible-playbook -i dev playbooks/drop-stellar.yml 

• modify stellar-core.cfg
• increment stellar_core_config_version in group_vars file
• Run ansible-playbook -i dev playbooks/deploy-stellar.yml

Troubleshooting (if Stellar falls to erroneous state after the config change):

• Rollback:
  • Assign stellar_core_config_version by previous value
  • Run ansible-playbook -i dev playbooks/deploy-stellar.yml
• Or:
  • Correct stellar-core.cfg
  • increment stellar_core_config_version in group_vars file
  • Run ansible-playbook -i dev playbooks/deploy-stellar.yml