.yaml files to deploy to kubernetes

[bramnet]

Since the project is already setup to work with a docker image, could we see the necessary .yaml files to deploy to k8s or k3s in the future?

[bramnet]

So... I'm unsubscribing from notifications, but after quite a few tries (forever ago, just forgot about this), I did come up with a yaml manually. Additionally, I'm still trying to figure out how to have it use a different port than 80 because it keeps messing with traefik.

apiVersion: apps/v1
kind: Deployment
    spec:
      containers:
        - image: ghcr.io/floogulinc/hydrus-web
          imagePullPolicy: IfNotPresent
          name: hydrus-web
          ports:
            - containerPort: 80
              hostPort: 80
              name: http
              protocol: TCP
              _serviceType: ClusterIP
      dnsConfig:
      dnsPolicy: Default
      hostNetwork: true
      restartPolicy: Always

[floogulinc]

I'm not too familiar with Kubernetes but it looks like you're exposing port 80 of the container to the host which shouldn't be necessary if using traefik. It should communicate with traefik over an internal container network and traefik should be the only thing exposing ports to the host.

[hbjydev]

@floogulinc No, the ports bit just sets up which ports to expose to the pod network. You would then use a Service and optionally an Ingress to make it public-facing.

[floogulinc]

Oh, as i said I'm not familiar with k8s, I've only used docker compose myself

[bramnet]

I wasn't familiar with how hydrus web functioned and thought it required to be on port 80 (didn't know if it was connecting the web client to hydrus directly or if it went from web client to the server to hydrus). Turns out the web client, much to my surprise, does most of the work, so you can just set a node port to anything and it works.
I'm not that familiar with web apps, so this might have just been my own stupidity.

[floogulinc]

Yeah Hydrus Web connects directly to the Hydrus API in you browser. That's why I can host it publicly on https://hydrus.app/. The docker container is simply a nginx server hosting the static files for the web app, it doesn't connect to Hydrus at all.