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Hacking on Origin Aggregated Logging

Building on OpenShift

Use the script hack/build-images.sh. It has options for building using imagebuilder or imagestreams/buildconfigs with the dev-builds template. Using imagebuilder is the default and preferred method. hack/build-images.sh knows how to build images based on UBI. If you use the dev-builds template you'll need an OpenShift cluster. Also if you want to push images into a cluster (as opposed to pushing images into a public registry like quay.io).

Deploying to OpenShift

See the cluster-logging-operator hacking document for deploying OpenShift Logging using the operator make targets.

Updating Sources for Fluentd

Use the script hack/update-fluentd-vendor-gems.sh to update the vendored source code for Fluentd. It is highly recommended to use something like rvm in order to isolate specific gem versions being used by Fluentd.

Note: Be sure to add fluentd/rh-manifest.txt or add it to the commit if it was updated.

Add a new dependency or update a dependency version

  1. Use a ruby version: rvm use $RUBY-VERSION
  2. Create a gemset: rvm gemset create $GEMSETNAME
  3. Use gemset: rvm gemset use $GEMSETNAME
  4. Edit: ./fluentd/Gemfile
  5. Vendor dependencies: ./hack/update-fluentd-vendor-gems.sh

Updating all the dependencies

Follow the previous steps changing the task: BUNDLE_TASK=update ./hack/update-fluentd-vendor-gems.sh

Tidying Vendor Directory

Set the clobber env var: CLOBBER_VENDOR=true ./hack/update-fluentd-vendor-gems.sh

Updating jemalloc

Edit the file fluentd/source.jemalloc to also update the vendored jemalloc source. You will have to use git add or git rm or otherwise fix any conflicts, then commit and submit a PR.