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Introduction

This document illustrates the procedure and steps to deploy Expertflow Generic Connector on any Kubernetes distribution (K3s or RKE2).


Step 1: Clone the Experflow Generic Connector Repository

1. Start with cloning the repository from GitLab.

git clone https://efcx:RecRpsuH34yqp56YRFUb@gitlab.expertflow.com/cti/gc_k3s_deployment.git


2. Change to the directory.

cd gc_k3s_deployment/cti-voice

Step 2: Create Namespace

 Run the following command on the master node. Create the namespace using the command.

kubectl craete namespace ef-cti

ConfigMaps

apply  the configmap in ConfigMaps folder using

kubectl apply -f Configmap/

Services

Create service for  deployment of generic components

kubectl apply -f Services/

Deployments

apply the Deployment manifests 

kubectl apply -f Deployment/


Step 3: Update the FQDN

1. Decide the FQDN to be used in your solution and change the <FQDN> to your actual FQDN as given in the following command:

sed -i 's/devops[0-9]*.ef.com/<FQDN>/g' Ingress/nginx/* Ingress/traefik/*

Ingress

Run this command for RKE

kubectl apply -f Ingress/nginx

Run this command for Traefik

kubectl apply -f Ingress/traefik

If you want to run GC with JMS 

ActiveMQ

 Run the following command on the master node. Create the namespace using the command.

kubectl create namespace ef-external

 To deploy ActiveMQ asStatefulSet run

kubectl apply -f StatefulSet/

Wait for the AMQ StatefulSet


kubectl wait pods ef-amq-0  -n ef-external   --for condition=Ready --timeout=600s





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