@dminca Thanks for writing this!

Question: doesn't a Helm chart require a container image with Pagure in it to work from?

@ngompa yes that's a prerequisite.

And from the looks of it, it has the web and worker Docker images https://pagure.io/pagure/blob/master/f/dev/containers

I am unfortunately not able to test this, is this PR still valid? If so then we should get it in (with all my apologies for the lag)

hi there,

yes it's valid. Unfortunately I also didn't have much time to work on it, but now since we're isolated in our houses will try to make this thing work.

One question tho: where do you push Docker images, do you have some Container Registry? I'm gonna need that for the Kubernetes Deployment - ideally it should run official Fedora images

This is something that @pingou and I should probably figure out ASAP. I think we do have a way of making these, but we need to confirm that...

One question tho: where do you push Docker images, do you have some Container Registry? I'm gonna need that for the Kubernetes Deployment - ideally it should run official Fedora images

Fedora has its own registry and otherwise people use quay.io

going through this https://pagure.io/docs/pagure/ need to understand what components I need to glue together

in the mean-time, this remains an open question; where exactly is this pagure image pushed right now? From what I saw in the code there's a registry available at registry.fedoraproject.org

Is the pagure image pushed there also?

Right now, the image isn't pushed anywhere yet...

mah lawd - it's amazing how this markdown gets formatted 🤦‍♂️

Do I need to turn this into *.rst? We use only *.rst docs in the repo I guess

just pushed it to https://hub.docker.com/repository/docker/dminca/pagure-web for now, to catch some speed; will update the image later on

hey, I think having a helm chart is great, but it pretty much requires having an automaticly built and updated container image generated by the project. Wanna open an issue requesting that?

@jberkus Do you have any suggestions on how to do that? I would love to get something set up for that...

Ideally it would get built by Fedora automation and published to registry.fedoraproject.org. I understand that can take a while to make happen, though.

Are there RPMs for Pagure?

@dminca I see the postgres and redis instances in the docker-compose you have here, but not in the Helm chart. Where are they?

Ideally it would get built by Fedora automation and published to registry.fedoraproject.org. I understand that can take a while to make happen, though.
Are there RPMs for Pagure?

Yes. RPMs exist for all supported releases of Fedora and both EPEL 7 and EPEL 8.

Bit dated but I'm highly interested to move that forward.
@ngompa what if we build and upload images to quay.io/pagure on commit to the master branch for now to get started? That relates a bit to the work I wanna do in https://pagure.io/pagure/issue/5466. If I already touch Jenkins and build containers for unit tests, this doesn't seem to be much of an extra step then. And we might able to use https://docs.pagure.org to publish the helm chart if we want it classic or we push it to quay.io too.

You have much more experience with this than I do. I certainly would be interested in having a Kubernetes pattern for this.

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