This repository contains YAML configuration files for setting up MongoDB and related services. These files are used to configure MongoDB with mongo-express, manage secrets, and initialize the database. Below is a description of each file and its purpose.
This file contains the basic configuration settings for the MongoDB instance. It defines the MongoDB container settings, environment variables, and volumes required for persistent data storage.
This configuration file defines the setup for mongo-express, a web-based interface for MongoDB. It allows you to manage and view the contents of your MongoDB database through a web browser.
- It connects to the MongoDB instance configured in
mongo-config.yaml. - Specifies the port, credentials, and other necessary configurations to make the web interface accessible.
This file defines Kubernetes secrets that are required for MongoDB authentication. It contains sensitive information such as database credentials. These secrets are referenced in the MongoDB configuration and mongo-express.yaml to ensure secure access.
- The secrets include the MongoDB admin user credentials (username and password).
- The secrets are securely stored and accessed by Kubernetes during deployment.
This file defines the deployment for MongoDB in a Kubernetes environment. It sets up the MongoDB container, exposes the database service, and configures persistent volumes for storing data. It also references the secrets defined in mongo-secret.yaml for secure access.
Ensure you have a running Kubernetes cluster and have access to the kubectl command-line tool.
To deploy MongoDB and related services on your Kubernetes cluster, apply the configuration files in the following order:
kubectl apply -f mongo-secret.yaml
kubectl apply -f mongo-config.yaml
kubectl apply -f mongoDB.yaml
kubectl apply -f mongo-express.yaml