mce-install-kube

The manifests of add-ons or components deployed on k8s platform like AKS etc.

Prerequisites

The MCE operator is required to be installed on the Hub cluster.

Here is the MCE CR sample.

Configure the MCE

1. Apply the KlusterletConfig for hosted cluster importing.

kubectl apply -f ./configuration/klusterletconfig.yaml

2. Apply a AddOnDeploymentConfig for add-ons working in hosted mode.

kubectl apply -f ./configuration/addonhostedconfig.yaml

3. Patch work-manager add-on to support hosted mode.

kubectl patch clustermanagementaddon work-manager --type merge -p '{"spec":{"supportedConfigs":[{"defaultConfig":{"name":"addon-hosted-config","namespace":"multicluster-engine"},"group":"addon.open-cluster-management.io","resource":"addondeploymentconfigs"}]}}'

or

kubectl apply -f ./configuration/workmanagercma.yaml

Install Policy after MCE is installed

helm install policy ./policy

Enable policy addon for local-cluster

kubectl apply -f ./configuration/klusterletaddonconfig.yaml

E2e tets

Set environment variables and run tests.

# the kubeconfig file of Hub cluster
export KUBECONFIG=<your hub cluster kubeconfig file>
# will skip the tests on managed cluster if MANAGED_CLUSTER_NAME is empty.
export MANAGED_CLUSTER_NAME="<cluster name>"

make test-e2e