Rahti Landing Page

A repository for Rahti Service Landing Page

Address

https://rahti.csc.fi

Development

Editing the landing page

Changes can be made directly to the html template.

Before parsing the template, you will need to set some environment variables:

Variable	Description
CLUSTER_LANDING_PAGE_ENV_VERSION	Openshift / Kubernetes version in new Rahti.
CLUSTER_LOGIN_URL_OIDCIDP	URL to login console of new Rahti.
CLUSTER_LANDING_PAGE_SECONDARY_ENV_VERSION	Openshift / Kubernetes version in old Rahti.
CLUSTER_LANDING_PAGE_NEWS	News to share in the landing page.

When these are set in the environment, you can generate the html page using:

./make_config.sh

Using the included Dockerfile

You can also create a Docker container to host the landing page. First build an image from the included Dockerfile, making sure to set all the necessary environment variables. For example:

sudo docker build -t rahti-user-guide \
  --build-arg CLUSTER_LANDING_PAGE_ENV_VERSION="OpenShift 4.13 / Kubernetes 1.26" \
  --build-arg CLUSTER_LOGIN_URL_OIDCIDP="https://console-openshift-console.apps.2.rahti.csc.fi" \
  --build-arg CLUSTER_LANDING_PAGE_SECONDARY_ENV_VERSION="OpenShift 3.11 / Kubernetes 1.13" \
  --build-arg CLUSTER_LANDING_PAGE_NEWS="This exciting news to share" .

Then run the container:

sudo docker run --rm -it -p 80:8000 --name rahti-user-guide rahti-user-guide

Hosting on OpenShift

The Dockerfile is also made to be compatible with OpenShift, so it should work with the source-to-image mechanism when using oc new-app. First create a new project to host the user guide:

oc new-project rahti-user-guide

Then run oc new-app to create the user guide deployment:

oc new-app \
  --build-env CLUSTER_LANDING_PAGE_ENV_VERSION="OpenShift 4.13 / Kubernetes 1.26" \
  --build-env CLUSTER_LOGIN_URL_OIDCIDP="https://console-openshift-console.apps.2.rahti.csc.fi" \
  --build-env CLUSTER_LANDING_PAGE_SECONDARY_ENV_VERSION="OpenShift 3.11 / Kubernetes 1.13" \
  --build-env CLUSTER_LANDING_PAGE_NEWS="This exciting news to share" \
  https://github.com/CSCfi/rahti-user-guide.git#rahti-2-landing

In the command above, the #rahti-2-landing at the end specifies the branch to use. If you have a feature branch that you would like to test on OpenShift, you can specify a branch different from rahti-2-landing.

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