Create and present a web application deployment to Kubernetes. The web application should work. You can use and edit the first asignment.

The solution should include:

• at least one function object of type Namespace. All other created objects must belong to this namespace.
• at least one function object of type Deployment.
• at least one function object of type StatefulSet. This object also requires the PersistentVolume andPersistentVolumeClaim objects.
• at least one function object of type Service.

The entry must contain at least the following files:

• bash script for start called start-app.sh. In the start-app.sh script, type the commands forkubectl to create all Kubernetes objects. The script assumes a configured and functional kubectl command.
• bash script for the end called stop-app.sh. In the stop-app.sh script, type commands to drop the created Kubernetes objects. '
• deployment.yaml: configuration file for an object of typeDeployment.
• service.yaml: configuration file for object typeService
• prepare-app.sh: script for preparing the application, compiling images and creating permanent volumes.
• statefulset.yaml: configuration file forStatefulSet, PersistentVolumeClaim andPersistentVolume objects.
• other necessary files, e.g. Dockerfile, sql scripts, etc.
• Documentation file README.md.

Enter in the documentation file:

• A description of what your application does.
• List of containers used and a brief description thereof.
• List of Kubernetes objects and their brief description.
• Description of virtual networks and named volumes used by the application.
• A description of the container configuration you performed.
• Instructions on how to prepare, run, pause and delete the application.
• Instructions on how to view the application on the web.

Submission

Upload the submission files to the zkt25 repository in thez2 directory.

Rating

The assignment will be evaluated personally. Be prepared to answer questions about the content of the uploaded files.

In the evaluation, I will focus on the following areas:

• Usability: Are the supplied scripts executable without errors?
• Completeness: Do the uploaded files meet the conditions specified in the assignment?
• Functionality: Does the web application work without problems?
• Documentation: Is the documentation complete and true?
• Editing: Is the documentation easy to read? Are the scripts clear?
• Originality: Your personal input should be clear in the uploaded files. If you are inspired by an existing solution, state the source.

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