Helm Chart

[amorabito]

I started converting docker compose to a Helm Chart, if anyone is interested I could try to create repo for it.
Currently able to get it up and running, but also being my first time messing around with acore in general I have not got the account creation or public IP address in the mysql worked out in the deployment just yet. Those are still manual.

When I exec into the worldserver or authserver the account create does not work. Is there some command to run inside the worldserver outside of the acore.sh?
Currently I have to stop the pod and manually run the acore.sh run-worldserver and wait for input to be able to create accounts.
Then I can re-run the pod to start worldserver detached.

I'm sure someone here with more knowledge would be able to figure it out

[livepo]

I think the worldserver shound give a argument such as ./worldserver -t which will not init and start the realm. Only connect the database and show TC>, So that when we start worldserver, We can exec to the pod and create account...

[johnford2002]

I've been working on a k8s / helm approach to hosting this for a few weeks. I think I've at least solved the issue that you're running into regarding sending commands to the worldserver.

For your k8s spec for a worldserver deploy, you need to add the following two lines to spec.template.spec.containers.<worldserver-container-name>:

tty: true
stdin: true

Once you've done that, you can attach to the running worldserver at its command prompt with the following:

kubectl attach <world-server-pod-name> -i -t

Note: Recent versions of kubectl have removed the ability to properly detach from a running container. Using Ctrl-C in this setup will kill the running worldserver! Instead, when finished, close the open terminal session to safely detach from the running k8s container.

[SI-ChrisL]

I've been working on a k8s / helm approach to hosting this for a few weeks. I think I've at least solved the issue that you're running into regarding sending commands to the worldserver.

For your k8s spec for a worldserver deploy, you need to add the following two lines to spec.template.spec.containers.<worldserver-container-name>:

tty: true
stdin: true

Once you've done that, you can attach to the running worldserver at its command prompt with the following:

kubectl attach <world-server-pod-name> -i -t

Note: Recent versions of kubectl have removed the ability to properly detach from a running container. Using Ctrl-C in this setup will kill the running worldserver! Instead, when finished, close the open terminal session to safely detach from the running k8s container.

Did you happen to finish your helm setup and would you be willing to share it?