MongoDB Kubernetes Deployment

This project deploys MongoDB on a Kubernetes cluster. The goal is to set up a MongoDB instance that runs within a Kubernetes environment, leveraging Kubernetes' container orchestration capabilities to manage scaling, availability, and reliability.

Purpose

The purpose of this project is to simplify the deployment of a MongoDB database using Kubernetes, automating the management of database instances within a containerized infrastructure. This setup is ideal for applications that require a NoSQL database solution and benefit from the scalability and reliability provided by Kubernetes.

How to Run the Code

Prerequisites

• Ensure that your Kubernetes cluster is up and running.
• Install kubectl to manage your Kubernetes cluster.
• Install helm if using Helm charts for MongoDB deployment.

Steps to Deploy MongoDB on Kubernetes

1. Clone the Repository:

   git clone https://github.com/hasannader2040/mongodb_kubernetes.git
   cd mongodb_kubernetes

2. Navigate to the project directory:
   ```bash
cd <project-directory>

3. Apply Kubernetes configurations: Apply the MongoDB deployment and service configurations using kubectl:

kubectl apply -f mongodb-deployment.yaml
kubectl apply -f mongodb-service.yaml

4. Verify the deployment:

Check the status of the pods to ensure MongoDB is running:

kubectl get pods

Verify the service is created and accessible:

kubectl get svc

5. Access MongoDB:

You can access the MongoDB shell within the running pod:

kubectl exec -it <mongo-pod-name> -- mongo

6. Check MongoDB Logs:

To check MongoDB logs, use the following command:

kubectl logs <mongo-pod-name>

Tools Used

Kubernetes: For container orchestration and managing the MongoDB deployment. MongoDB : A NoSQL database deployed in the Kubernetes cluster. YAML: For Kubernetes resource configuration files. Helm: (Optional) If you're using Helm charts for MongoDB deployment. Usage Examples Checking MongoDB Logs To monitor the MongoDB logs, use:

kubectl logs <mongo-pod-name>

Accessing MongoDB Shell To access the MongoDB shell from within the pod, use:

kubectl exec -it <mongo-pod-name> -- mongo

Additional Information Ensure your Kubernetes cluster is up and running before deploying MongoDB. Modify the YAML files (mongodb-deployment .yaml, mongodb-service.yaml) as needed to customize the deployment (e.g., changing replica counts, resource requests/limits). If using Helm, customize the values.yaml file accordingly.

Kubeadm Cluster Setup Scripts

Here is the supporting documentation and video demo.

1. Documentation - Kubeadm Cluster Setup Guide
2. Kubeadm workflow explanation and demo video

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