This wiki is our main source of documentation.

• Dokuwiki: We use Dokuwiki for a number of reasons:
  • No Database: There is less involved in maintenance tasks, such as backing up/restoring
  • Plain Text Datafiles: Datafiles are stored in plain text, making them easy to back up, read, modify, compare, generate with external (non-wiki) programs, and move from one DokuWiki-installation to another.
  • Simple and Consistent
• Local vs Production
  • Our local builds are editable
    • Username for local: admin
    • Password for local: admin
  • Our production builds remove login functionality, so the world-facing wiki cannot actually be edited

1. Confirm you are in the build directory:

   cd build

2. Deploy the wiki locally by running the following make command:

   make wiki

3. Go to localhost and confirm the wiki is up: http://localhost:8181

Our dockerfile specifies linux/amd64 as the container platform. Some mac's have issues running this in Docker. In the case your wiki container keeps crashing, follow these supplemental steps:

1. Confirm you are in the build directory:

   cd build

2. Confirm you have deleted the wiki container that is crashing
3. Deploy the wiki locally by running the following make command:

   make wiki_arm

4. Go to localhost and confirm the wiki is up: http://localhost:8181

Once the wiki is deployed, we need to restore the contents of our versioned wiki.

1. Confirm you are in the build directory:

   cd build

2. Run the make command:

   make restore_wiki

3. Confirm the wiki is restored by going to http://localhost:8181

1. Confirm you are in the build directory:

   cd build

2. Build the docker container and push it the dockerhub repository:

   make docker_push_wiki_prod

3. Delete the current wiki pod and service in the kubernetes cluster:

   kubectl delete -f k8s/wiki.yml

4. Apply the new image to the kubernetes cluster:

   kubectl apply -f k8s/wiki.yml

5. Forward the port on the pod so we can check it is working:

   kubectl port-forward service/wiki-service 8181:8181

6. Confirm the wiki is restored by going to http://localhost:8181

Restoring the state of the wiki in our production environment is a little more involved than in our development environment. We need to shell into the pod in the cluster and manually run some commands.

1. Shell into the pod:

   kubectl exec -it deployment/wiki-service -n default -- bash

2. Run the following commands:

   cp -r /cfbackups_prd/conf /bitnami/dokuwiki
   cp -r /cfbackups_prd/pages /bitnami/dokuwiki/data
   cp -r /cfbackups_prd/attic /bitnami/dokuwiki/data
   cp -r /cfbackups_prd/meta /bitnami/dokuwiki/data
   cp -r /cfbackups_prd/meta_attic /bitnami/dokuwiki/data
   cp -r /cfbackups_prd/media /bitnami/dokuwiki/data
   cp -r /cfbackups_prd/media_meta /bitnami/dokuwiki/data
   cp -r /cfbackups_prd/media_attic /bitnami/dokuwiki/data
    
   echo '' > /bitnami/dokuwiki/conf/users.auth.php

3. Port forward:

   kubectl port-forward service/wiki-service 8181:8181

4. Confirm the wiki now has data at http://localhost:8181

Updates to the wiki are only allowed to be made locally. The process for doing so is as follows:

1. Confirm you are in the build directory

   cd build

2. Deploy the wiki locally following these steps: Deploy Wiki Locally
3. Login using the username:password: admin:admin
4. Make your changes

The process for versioning updates to the wiki is as follows:

1. Confirm you are in the build directory

   cd build

2. Backup the changes you made by running the following:

   make backup_wiki

3. Commit your changes