Running Odoo in the Kubernetes cluster

Kubernetes can automatically run multiple copies of Odoo services, so it 's very well suited to make a highly available Odoo deployment, in this case,Odoo The service runs in the kubernetes cluster, while the PostgreSQL database runs in another Cluster host host Network on the other host

Install kubernetes Cluster, there are many ways, as of now, the easiest is to use kubeadm installation, installation of the steps to refer to the HTTP ://www.cnblogs.com/odoouse/p/6877766.html

This article mainly explains How do I deploy Odoo?

To deploy a service into the k8s cluster, you must have a full set of Yaml documentsdescribing the service , Odoo yaml is ready, and stored in HTTPS ://github.com/jeffery9/kubernetes-odoo/blob/master/odoo.yaml

in this file, a few variables are defined, so you need to change the variables based on your usage scenarios.

For example, change localhost to the address of your postgreSQL service, Odoo is the database user name, 1234 is the database password, also make corresponding changes

after the modification, perform kubectl apply-f odoo.yaml apply this Yaml

after the application is successful, Deployment and Service Resources will be established ,

Deployment Resources

Service Resources

can be done by Services Clusterip access to odoo services, such as

If you are the pod network plugin is calico, you must turn on NAT function for pod network , download calicoctl Binary file, and then execute the command

Cat << EOF | etcd_endpoints=http://10.96.232.136:6666./calicoctl Apply-f-

Apiversion:v1

Kind:ippool

Metadata

Cidr:192.168.0.0/16

Spec

Nat-outgoing:true

Eof

Note that changing the http://10.96.232.136:6666 to match your scene's etcd address

Running Odoo in the Kubernetes cluster