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README.md

K8sPy

A simple test how to get a py flask app run on kubernetes.

1. For Docker

Instructions

docker build -t flaskapp .
docker images -a
docker run -d -p 80:8000 flaskapp

-> Open Browser: http://localhost

Endpoints:

/start-thread/
/start-thread
/stop-thread/
/stop-thread
/content/
/content

2. For Kubernetes

Here this is just testing with minikube!!!! (Adjust the imagePullPolicy to Never when using Minikube)

This will create a cluster with 5 nodes and 10 replica pods; On average(!) 2 pods per node, but does not have to be!

$ minikube start --nodes=5
$ minikube nodes list
$ minikube image load flaskapp
$ minikube kubectl -- apply -f deployment.yaml -f service.yaml
$ minikube kubectl -- get pods
$ minikube kubectl -- get pods -o json
$ minikube service list -> open URL in Browser and have fun! :)
$ minikube delete