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42 lines
911 B
Markdown
# dex
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## Getting Started
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**Warning**: Hacks Ahead.
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You must be running cluster wide DNS for this to work.
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Install your dockercfg. There is no nice way to do this:
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```
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ssh worker
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cat > /proc/$(pgrep kubelet)/cwd/.dockercfg
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```
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Start postgres
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```
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kubectl create -f postgres-rc.yaml
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kubectl create -f postgres-service.yaml
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```
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Run dex and setup services
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```
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for i in dex-overlord-rc.yaml dex-overlord-service.yaml dex-worker-rc.yaml dex-worker-service.yaml; do
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kubectl create -f ${i}
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done
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```
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curl http://$(kubectl describe service dex-worker | grep '^IP:' | awk '{print $2}'):5556
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5. [Register your first client](https://github.com/coreos/dex#registering-clients)
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## Debugging
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You can use a port forward from the target host to debug the database
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IP=$(kubectl describe service dex-postgres | grep '^IP:' | awk '{print $2}')
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ssh -F ssh-config -L 5432:${IP}:5432 w1
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psql -h localhost -w -U postgres
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