openreplay/scripts/dev_env/colima

Installing Colima

Colima is a container runtime environment, which makes it possible to run x64 images in Mac M1 easily.

brew install --head colima
brew install docker kubectl helm k9s stern

💡 Following command with change the docker context to Colima. You can change that using `docker context ls`

colima start --with-kubernetes --cpu 2 --memory 8 -p openreplay

Installing OpenReplay

git clone https://github.com/openreplay/openreplay -b dev
cd openreplay/scripts/helmcharts
SKIP_K8S_INSTALL=1 SKIP_K8S_TOOLS=1 DOMAIN_NAME=openreplay.local bash -x init.sh

Updating DNS

sudo vim /etc/hosts
127.0.0.1 openreplay.local

Access Openreplay

Go to http://openreplay.local in your browser and signup to create an account.

For recording a session, in the tracker, enable __DISABLE_SECURE_MODE: false, as openreplay running without SSL locally.

For more information, refer here.

Troubleshoot

1. Colima error for copying context

   💡 If you’re getting error `error at 'updating config': error fetching kubeconfig on guest: exit status 1`

   Solution

   colima ssh -p openreplay
   cat echo;/etc/rancher/k3s/k3s.yaml;echo
   # copy output and exit from the shell
   
   # In your local machine
   cd ~/.kube || ( mkdir ~/.kube && cd ~/.kube)
   # past from buffer and save file
   vim openreplay-local.yaml
   export KUBECONFIG=~/.kube/openreplay-local.yaml
   

2. if minio is crashlooping

   # in vars.yaml
   minio:
     resources:
       limits:
         cpu: 512m
   

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