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README.md

Usage

To spin up a minimalistic deployment of keytransparency on Google Compute Engine, run the following command to create, upload, and run all containers:

./scripts/deploy.sh

You can observe deployed services and their pod's logs by running:

kubectl proxy --port=8080

After that you should be able to visit http://localhost:8080/ui .

Delete mysql DB

To delete all data written to the DB you can run:

kubectl delete -f deploy/kubernetes/db-deployment.yaml

Alternatively, you use the kubernetes HTTP user interface:

  1. Start a proxy to the kubernetes api by running kubectl proxy --port=8080.
  2. Find and delete the mysql pod/deployment on the user interface.