Create static k8s manifests for scaled deployment
See original GitHub issueFor our first pass at providing an alternative to Heroku, we’ve spun up a dedicated chime-live
Kubernetes cluster on Linode. Currently it has 3 nodes with 6 CPUs each
To close this issue, add a set of static manifests to this repository for a deployment that takes the current Streamlit-based Chime implementation, runs as many workers as possible on that 3x6 cluster, and includes deploying an in-cluster ingress controller that will load balance between all those workers and serve out of penn-chime.phl.io
Skip any templating or automation at this phase, we’ll manually deploy the manifests and manually edit them as needed. After we learn more, we’ll create follow-up issues around templating or automation
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- Created 4 years ago
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Hey @asauber , thanks for connecting! I can jump on a call at 8:30, hop into our slack workspace if you can: http://codeforphilly.org/chat/chime-ops
We’ve got a working cluster up at http://lke.penn-chime.phl.io/ so I think this one is done