Spike/argocd demo #205
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adwk67
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Jul 31, 2025
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This needs to be removed for the demo to run on Openshift. See stackabletech/nifi-operator#827
Ditto for runAsUSer.
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runAsUser needs to be removed, too. The demos are not primarily tested on Openshift, so maybe this point is moot. But maybe what is more relevant is to have a standard way of setting up Minio - the templated way is probably the way to go and so it would be good to have something we can copy/use between demos and tests (hence the suggested change).
Co-authored-by: Andrew Kenworthy <[email protected]>
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ArgoCD demo depolying stackable components and running a spark job via airflow.
What it does:
Stack ArgoCD
(except secret, listener and commons which are currently installed via stackablectl, since there must be operators installed in a stack)via applicationsetDemo based on the airflow demo, deployed via ArgoCD
Clone the demos repo and checkout the branch spike/argocd-demo and run
or for custom repo to sync changes via argo (demo fork)
I currently port forward the argocd-server and airflow webserver. In the airflow webUI you can start the pyspark job manually.
Feedback would be very welcome :)
Edit - Notes: