start-k8s-shiny

#!/usr/bin/env bash
set -eu
# example use case: ./start-k8s-shiny production

# Set the environment variable to the first command-line argument or default to 'testing'
ENV=${1:-testing}
if [[ "$ENV" != "testing" && "$ENV" != "production" ]]; then
    echo "Error: env must be either 'testing' or 'production'"
    exit 1
fi
# Make the script itself executable
chmod +x "$0"

# Make the k8s directory and its contents executable
chmod +x k8s/

# Create a Kubernetes namespace named 'twinkle'
kubectl create ns twinkle

# Run the script to configure SSL (assuming it's in the k8s directory)
k8s/configure_ssl ||  { echo "Error: Failed to configure SSL"; exit 1; }

# Apply Kubernetes manifests from overlays based on the specified or default environment
kubectl apply -k "k8s/overlays/$ENV"

# Wait for the 'shiny-deploy' deployment to be in the 'available' condition within the 'twinkle' namespace
echo 'Waiting for pods to be ready...'
kubectl wait -n twinkle --for=condition=available --timeout=300s deployment/shiny-deploy

# Run the script for 'shiny-sync' (assuming it's in the k8s directory)
k8s/shiny-sync