Mise à jour du README

README.md

@@ -106,12 +106,15 @@ Save, commit and push; you should be abble to see your first running pipeline
 
 Once succesfully completed, you can see the docker image in the `Registry`section on the left pane.
 
-### Create manifest yaml file
+### Create manifests yaml files
 
-Create a file `manifest.yaml` at the root directory of your git repository and fill it with the following definition.
+We are going to create manifest files at the root directory of your git repository and fill it with the following definition.
 > Keep in mind that yaml formating require that you seperate each declaration with `---` line.
 
 #### PostgreSQL Server
+
+> Create `postgresql.yaml` file
+
 In order to deploy a Postgresql server we need :
 
 - [ ] Storage
@@ -240,9 +243,12 @@ spec:
   selector:
     app: postgresql
     tier: postgreSQL
-````
+```
 
 #### Django Application
+
+> Create `polls.yaml` file 
+
 ##### Deployment
 
 ```yaml
@@ -405,9 +411,12 @@ deploy:
   script:
     - kubectl delete secret registry-gitlab -n ${NAMESPACE} --ignore-not-found=true
     - kubectl create secret docker-registry -n ${NAMESPACE} registry-gitlab --docker-server=registry-gitlab.pasteur.fr --docker-username=${DEPLOY_USER} --docker-password=${DEPLOY_TOKEN} --docker-email=kubernetes@pasteur.fr
-    - envsubst < manifest.yaml | kubectl apply -n ${NAMESPACE} -f -
+    - envsubst < postgresql.yaml | kubectl apply -n ${NAMESPACE} -f -
+    - kubectl wait --for=condition=available --timeout=600s deployment/postgresql
     - kubectl delete job polls-migrations -n ${NAMESPACE} --ignore-not-found=true
     - envsubst < job.yaml | kubectl apply -n ${NAMESPACE} -f -
+    - kubectl wait --for=condition=complete --timeout=600s job/polls-migrations
+    - envsubst < polls.yaml | kubectl apply -n ${NAMESPACE} -f -
     - kubectl patch deployment polls -p "{\"spec\":{\"template\":{\"metadata\":{\"labels\":{\"date\":\"`date +'%s'`\"}}}}}"
 ```
 
@@ -436,17 +445,28 @@ In the `Operations` section on the left panel you are able to view :
 
 Now we want to know if what we have done is working; to do that just go in `Operations/Environements` and click on the first icon on the right hand side, it should open your web app.
 
-You may have a `404 page not found` error, that's unfortunately normal for the first deployement.
+You may have a `404 page not found` error, that's can be unfortunately normal for the first deployement, all you have to do is to restart the deploy job in the CI section of your gitlab project.
 
 
 ### Kubernetes dashboard
-#### View your running workload
+
+> We provide a web interface to visualise your workloads you have access to, you can connect to https://console.k8s-dev.pasteur.fr and follow the login process. On the left panel, you will find a drop down list and select your namespace. You will be able to view your Deployements, Pods, Services and so on.
 
 #### Increase the number of replicas
 
+If you want to increase the number of replicas of your web application, you can go in the Deployement section and select the 3 dots on the `polls` line; select `Scale`. You can increase or decrease the number of replicas. Kubernetes will automaticaly add or remove Pods. 
+
 #### What happen if I kill a Pod ?
 
+You can try to `Delete` the polls `Pod` using the 3 dots icon and see that Kubernetes will automaticaly restart a new one.
+
 ### Grafana : Metrics and Logs
 
+You can log on https://grafana.k8s-dev.pasteur.fr/ and browse the various dashboard available.
+
 ### Best Practices
-Always use Gitlab !!!
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+
+You git repository must be the source of truth, never change something directly on Kubernetes that needs to be persistent.
+
+Integrate Kubernetes at the beginning of your project, you'll waste less time.
+