Install Landing Page
🎬 Watch Before You Begin
🧠Video Timeline
This video introduces our first installation: custom Landing Page.
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Quick introduction to Log Explorer. Allows streaming logs from your namespace.
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Install landing page via kubectl deployment script
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Video ends
Note: This is a combined video - Landing Page (ends at 2:30) and Elasticsearch (next section).
🧠Video Timeline
This video introduces our first installation: custom Landing Page.
-
[00:08]
Quick introduction to Log Explorer. Allows streaming logs from your namespace. -
[01:04]
Install landing page via kubectl deployment script -
[02:30]
Video ends
Note: This is a combined video - Landing Page (ends at 2:30) and Elasticsearch (next section).
A simple html page to navigate Camunda apps and other aspects covered in this section.
Open a new terminal in VS Code.
Set the namespace variable. Use the namespace assigned to you.
Set the namespace variable. Use the namespace assigned to you.
export UNAMESPACE={{UNAMESPACE}}
export WEBPAGEAPPURL={{REGION}}-docker.pkg.dev/c8-labs/c8-labs-repo/toolkit-c8-labs-nginx-static:v1
Run below command to deploy the landing page app.
envsubst '${UNAMESPACE} ${WEBPAGEAPPURL}' < deploy-landing-page.yaml | kubectl apply -f -
Open browser and access the landing page.
https://{{UNAMESPACE}}.makelabs.in
Note: If the page is not accessible (i.e., shows Invalid Certificate error or similar), you may continue with the next steps. You can test this after completing the Camunda app install. (before Deploy sample app)