In this repository you will find:

• The Dockerfiles and build dependencies for all custom-made Docker images

• Some Ansible code to manage state on-disk and inside the Kubernetes data store

1. Install the OpenShift command-line tools
2. Browse https://pub-os-exopge.epfl.ch/ and log in using your GASPAR credentials
3. From the “you” menu in the top right, select Copy Login Command
4. Paste into a terminal window
5. Check your access, e.g.

   oc get pods -n wwp-test

Install Ansible and familiarize yourself with how it works.

These are required to (re)deploy QA and production secrets.

💡 You can get a lot of mileage out of Ansible and OpenShift even if you do not have access to the Keybase teams. In that case, feel free to skip this section.

1. Install eyaml with

   gem install hiera-eyaml

2. Install Keybase and create an account for yourself
3. Obtain membership in the relevant Keybase teams

To be documented

Big up to all the following people, without whom this project will not be

This module comprises the following subdirectories:

• ansible: All the support for Ansible and Ansible Tower. Theoretically, ansible/wpsible can bring up the entire serving infrastructure from a backup into an empty OpenShift namespace that the operator has oc login access to — Including all required Kubernetes objects. A subset of the Ansible tasks is managed by Ansible Tower, providing a dashboard and crontab-like functionality to the operator. See ansible/README.md for further details on the layout inside this directory.
• docker: Dockerfiles used to build the production images (also used by wp-dev to build the images on your workstation)
• Makefile and k8s-backup: manage the archiving of select mutable pieces of the Kubernetes configuration into a Keybase-encrypted git