Brigade - things i've learned

README.md

https://github.com/lukepatrick/brigade-bitbucket-gateway run with --set rbac.enabled=true

Installing brigade in the cluster

helm install -n brigade brigade/brigade --set rbac.enabled=true

Install a project

Given the follow yaml named project.yaml

project: "eh-am/brigade-test"
repository: "github.com/eh-am/brigade-test"
cloneURL: "https://github.com/eh-am/brigade-test.git"
# Used by GitHub to compute hooks.
# MAKE SURE YOU CHANGE THIS. It's basically a password.
sharedSecret: "MySuperSecret"
# Use this to have Brigade update your project about the build.
# You probably want this if you want pull requests or commits to show
# the build status.
github:
  token: "figure your own out"

project name has to be the same as in your git repo

run helm install brigade/brigade-project --name brigade-test -f project.yaml --debug > debug.yaml

Install the cli

You need to have a go environment

https://github.com/Azure/brigade/tree/master/brig See the "Building Brig" section

They update the cli all the time so remember to update your version.

Install the dashboard

Clone kashti repository Then install it helm install -n kashti ./charts/kashti

Running the dashboard

Once you have both the dashboard and the brigade server running, do:

brig proxy or brig proxy --verbose --kashtiNamespace=brigade --namespace=brigade if you are running in a different namespace

Tips

• workers got stuck, so you want to delete all of them: kubectl get pods --no-headers=true | grep 'brigade-worker' | sed -r 's/(\S+)\s+(\S+).*/kubectl delete pod \1/e'

• rbac gets messed up if you don't deploy brigade in default namespace