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# Ch05 lab
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Run the app:
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kubectl apply -f lab/todo-list
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```
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Check the pods - the proxy fails. Logs tell you why:
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```
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kubectl get pods
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kubectl logs -l app=todo-proxy-lab
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```
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The proxy pod needs the cache directory to exist before it starts. So there are two volumes to provide:
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- in the proxy a volume to mount to `/data/nginx/cache` (from the logs)
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- in the web app a mount to `/data` (from the env settings in the pod spec).
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## Sample solution
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I'm using PVCs with no storage class defined, so they will use the default provisioner. These YAML files contain the PVC spec and updated deployment specs:
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- [proxy.yaml](solution/proxy.yaml)
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- [web.yaml](solution/web.yaml)
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Deploy the updates and check volumes:
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```
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kubectl apply -f lab/solution/
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kubectl get pvc
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kubectl get pv
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```
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Find the URL for the proxy:
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```
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kubectl get svc todo-proxy-lab -o jsonpath='http://{.status.loadBalancer.ingress[0].*}:8082'
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```
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Browse, add some items, delete the pods:
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```
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kubectl delete pod -l app=todo-proxy-lab
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kubectl delete pod -l app=todo-web-lab
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```
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Refresh your browser, and you should see your original data.
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