Dockerfiles for Monasca

This repository contains resources for building and deploying a full Monasca stack in Docker and Kubernetes environments.

Quick Start

To quickly get a Monasca environment running, you can use docker-compose:

docker-compose up

Assuming all goes well, the following services should be exposed on your host machine:

keystone on ports 5000 and 35357
see preload.yml for full account info
monasca-api on port 8070
grafana on port 3000
log in with mini-mon and password (or any valid keystone account)

If needed, docker-compose rm can be used to completely clean the environment between runs.

Repository Layout

k8s/: contains Kubernetes configuration files and deployment scripts
monasca-api-python/: Dockerfile for monasca-api (python version)
monasca-persister-python/: Dockerfile for monasca-persister (python version)
monasca-notification/: Dockerfile for the notification engine

A number of custom dependency containers are also here:

grafana/: Dockerfile for Grafana with Keystone auth and Monasca plugins
keystone/: Dockerfile for dev keystone
kafka/: Dockerfile for k8s-compatible kafka