Demonstrates using Palette from Spectrocloud to:

• Create an EKS cluster
  • Jenkins will be installed on the cluster After some configuration of Jenkins:
• Make a change to the Dockerfile in example-app
  • Jenkins will notice the change and:
    • Create it's own virtual cluster
    • Spin up the app

To use this lab:

• Fork the repository
• In the 'host-cluster' directory, copy terraform.tfvars.example to terraform.tfvars
• Edit terraform.tfvars, set cloud account and palette api key
• Load the required terraform modules with 'terraform init'
• Create the first cluster with 'terraform apply'
  • This will take 20-40 minutes depending on how the cloud is feeling at the moment
• Modify the Dockerfile in sample-app. Commit and push your changes to the repo
• Load the Jenkins UI to watch the Dockerfile change build, deploy and test.
• Load the sample-app URL to see it, including your change, for yourself