bonn93/atlassian-kubernetes

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Removing privileged container in jira deploy

This was a left over from a permissions error, these pods do not need any privileged containers. So raising an issue to remove this from the jira_deploy.yml

Confluence Data Center Method

Hi,

I used this repo as a starting point for K8s deployment and also got stuck at the clustering problem of confluence-dc.
I solved that and successfully run Confluence on Kubernetes by generating n services (n=replicas), each with:

type: ClusterIP
ClusterIP: 10.10.10.{{254-n}}
selector:
  app: confluence-{{n}}

this way, you have static IPs to put into the config to use tcp_ip for cluster.type.

That method was more K8s-y than using VPN-sidecars for static IPs or such.
Just a suggestion to give back to you, thanks for helping me with your code :)

Understanding configuration options chosen

I am currently working on something similar. I forked the repo however I have not made any deployments. I am not sure if it will be possible with the current set.

I am interested to know how you have this working with NFS. In the documentation, it mentions that it is not possible to run this on an NFS type system unless you have a data center version of the Atlassian suite enabled.

I am interested to know how you managed to solve this storage issue. Our current solution is to use the EBS PV claim with one replica set.