Tech talk/demo: Deploying multiple Open edX instances onto a Kubernetes Cluster with Tutor

Yes, I think so Before we consider 4.2 (or 4.4, for that matter) supported, we need to check for ourselves.

This has been discussed a little bit during the last contributor’s meetup, and the following listed as things edX would like community help with for Maple:

    Django 3.2
    ElasticSearch 7.10
    MongoDB 4.2
    Node

This is great to hear! :rocket:

The region availability might be an issue if the appservers are not near the region of the MongoDB server. I don’t know the impact of MongoDB being in a far away region though: will course content be slower to load? Will bulk modulestore operations timeout?

This reminds me that I did experiment with this accidentally when testing Lumerical’s move to Atlas vs mLab. A distant server does cause issues, and timeouts to the extent tha the instance failed to provision.

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any reference document which guide to install tutor on openshift

Hi @anil522101 , unfortunately I don’t have any OpenShift experience. You may want to ask on the Open edX forum at https://discuss.openedx.org/ where your question will be seen by a wider audience.

https://gitlab.com/opencraft/dev/tutorraform-demo-aws – not able to access this repository can I get access

@anil522101 That repo contains some private variables etc. but you can see the template version at this link which is almost identical.

And we have renamed the project to “Grove” so the newest version is here: opencraft / dev / Grove Template · GitLab

@braden thank you so much

I started tutor on my cluster but Elasticsearch pod is failing . Please find the below error. Any suggestion

kubectl logs elasticsearch-5799d4b67c-8btpw -n openedx
chroot: cannot change root directory to /: Operation not permitted

resolved no issue thank you