# K3s Production {version} Welcome to the **K3s Production**. This virtual machine hosts workforce development apps from the [Software Engineering Institute](https://sei.cmu.edu) at [Carnegie Mellon University](https://cmu.edu). ## Getting started To get started using the cluster: 1. Download [root-ca.crt](root-ca.crt) and trust it in your keychain/certificate store. This removes browser certificate warnings. 2. Navigate to any of the apps in the following two sections. 3. Unless otherwise noted, the default credentials are: | key | value | | -------- | ----------------------- | | username | `administrator@foundry.texnet1.net` | | password | `T3xn3t1admin!2!` | | code | `123456` | ## Common apps The following Foundry applications are loaded on this cluster: | location | api | description | | ---------------------- | -------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | [/identity](/identity) | [api](/identity/api) | _Identity_ manages logins/credentials across all of the apps. It can integrate with any OAuth2/OIDC application. | ## Third-party apps The following third-party applications are loaded on this cluster: | location | description | | ------------------------ | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | [/dashboard](/dashboard) | _Kubernetes Dashboard_ provides details regarding the container deployment for the cluster. | | [/gitea](/gitea) | _Gitea_ provides a user interface for editing the web content on the cluster (including this page). | | [/pgadmin](/pgadmin) | _pgAdmin_ provides a GUI for managing the PostgreSQL databases for each app. | | [/vscode](/vscode) | _code-server_ runs a browser version of [Visual Studio Code](https://code.visualstudio.com) to configure the cluster. | ## Under the hood For command line access to the cluster: ``` ssh user@foundry.texnet1.net ``` The SSH password is `tartans@1`. Then you can run normal Kubernetes commands via `kubectl`. ``` kubectl get pods ``` The code for building this virtual machine is [available on GitHub](https://github.com/sei-noconnor/k3s-production) The cluster runs all of the apps in a Kubernetes cluster provided by [K3s](https://k3s.io/). This provides production-ready deployments in a datacenter or cloud. ![CMU SEI Unitmark](assets/cmu-sei-unitmark.png){: style="width:400px;margin:40px 0px 0px"}