It's always recommended to go through the official documentation in addition to this guide! The scripts and commands in this guide were executed on a Amazon Linux 2 jumpbox. It's recommended to go through them step by step!
- You have to create the following private projects in Harbor
tas-adapter-droplets,tas-adapter-packages. For other registries you may have to change the format of theapp_registry.path.dropletsandapp_registry.path.packagesconfiguration values intas-adapter-values.yaml - Verify that you have installed the CF CLI version >=8.4 via
cf version. See instructions for the installation here
Copy values-example.yaml to values.yaml and set configuration values
cp values-example.yaml values.yaml
Run the installation script.
./install.sh
export INGRESS_DOMAIN=$(cat values.yaml | grep ingress -A 3 | awk '/domain:/ {print $2}')
cf api api-tas-adapter.${INGRESS_DOMAIN}
cf login
cf create-org my-org
cf target -o "my-org"
cf create-space my-space
cf target -o "my-org" -s "my-space"
# see the CFOrg resources in the root CF namespace
kubectl get cforgs -n cf
# see the CFSpace resources across all the CF-org namespaces
kubectl get cfspaces -A
# see that the names of the underlying namespaces match
kubectl get namespaces | grep '^cf'
git clone https://github.com/tsalm-pivotal/spring-boot-hello-world.git
cd spring-boot-hello-world
cf push hello-world
curl "https://hello-world.tas-adapter.${INGRESS_DOMAIN}"
cf apps
cf routes
cf orgs
cf spaces
cf buildpacks
cf restage
cf delete-route
cf set-env
cf create-user-provided-service
cf bind-service # for user provided services
cf delete-service # for user provided services
cf get-health-check
See the documentation for all supported CF CLI commands here