Development

Pre-requisites

The same requisites you need to install it locally.

$path/to/repo> apt install libnss3-tools

Installation variant

In order to start adding features to the Science Toolkit you first need a local installation. You can follow the Minikube installation guide and only need to change this line:

Change this:

$/path/to/repo> ./local_env.sh

To this:

$/path/to/repo> ./local_env.sh --docker-build

If you have previously installed it

Only if you have previously installed it without the build option, you need to clean the namespace and start over.

$path/to/repo> ./local_env.sh --dracarys

Note: the --dracarys option would reset the Minikube profile and start fresh.

Operator SDK

If you want to make changes to the user-tools-operator you’d need the Operator SDK installed. You can follow this operator-sdk installation guide

That’s all you need. The script local_env.sh will detect you have the command and it will run a build for the operator too.local_env

Building docker images

You can build a single image instead of running local_env.sh each time. You need to add some docker environment variables to work with Minikube instead of your host docker.previously

$> eval "$(minikube docker-env -p "toolkit")"

Now you can run docker build on that terminal and the image would be built inside Minikube. If you have any running pods of the image you re-build, just delete it and Minikube would take care of restarting the container with the new image.previously