Hi, I wanted to ask you, there are documentations on how to upload indigo plugin locally. How do we upload plugins to K8s. Is it just to rebuild the image and push it? and then tutor k8 launch?
Hi @sharky
I haven’t tried the same, but I feel following steps should work.
- Enable your plugin via listing them in config file or via command
tutor plugin enable PLUGIN_NAME - Stop any running stuff
- Fire
tutor config save - Update your images and push them
- Launch it to k8s
Mostly the plugins should get installed and it’s effect take place with the build
Thanks for your answer. Since I’m running a M2, I’m not able to run this locally. But when I add indigo and push my changes to K8s (after building the image and referencing the newer image), I can’t seem to find changes in Kubernetes at all. Plugging in Indigo, should have an instant change to theme right?
I think these steps will do:
tutor plugins install indigo
tutor plugins enable indigo
tutor config save
tutor images build openedx
push your image to a registry
tutor k8s stop
tutor k8s start
tutor k8s do settheme indigo
i have a custom plugin and it is used in cms, i deployed on single server using tutor local launch
now i am deploying in eks but the plugin does not show.
steps i did
setup eks, with 4 nodes, created a new server to manage eks cluster (bastion server)
in bastion server i am connected to my eks cluster and launch openedx using tutor k8s launch
now i have cloned my repo and installed the plugin and enabled the plugin.
next i rebuild openedx and stoped k8s and started k8s again using tutor k8s stop, tutor k8s start.
for local launch the enabled plugin works but in k8s it is not showing up