Verify the logs of pod to verify if application is started: (base) Malars-MacBook-Pro-2:charts malark$ kubectl get pods Verify that the application is installed, by running the command: –set getAppFromExternalRepository=false \ (base) Malars-MacBook-Pro-2:charts malark$ helm install node bitnami/node \ Install the helm chart for the created node application, by running the command: (base) Malars-MacBook-Pro-2:nodemongo malark$ kubectl create secret generic my-mongodb –from-literal=host=mongodb –from-literal=username=myapp –from-literal=password=myapp –from-literal=database=mydb –from-literal=port=2 Url: “mongodb://” + _USER + “:” + _PASSWORD + + _HOST + “/” + _NAME,Ĭreate a Kubernetes secret for your mongo db. In the Node js application, app/config.js, notice that there is an entry for bitnami database section: (base) Malars-MacBook-Pro-2:MeanMapAppV2.0-1 malark$ docker push malark79/myapp:1.0 Push the docker image to dockerhub using the command : Sending build context to Docker daemon 76.23MB (base) Malars-MacBook-Pro-2:MeanMapAppV2.0-1 malark$ docker build -t malark79/myapp:1.0.
You can download the Node js application from this repository: Ĭreate a docker image for the application, by running the command : (base) Malars-MacBook-Pro-2:charts malark$ minikube status
(base) Malars-MacBook-Pro-2:content malark$ kubectl cluster-info Here, I am using minikube in my mac as my Kubernetes cluster.
#BITNAMI MEAN STACK CLOUD START MONGODB HOW TO#
In this article, I will show you how to deploy a Node application which is using Mongo DB using Helm chart version 3.0.
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