filestore

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Running filestore locally

Start the server

cd server
go run main.go

The filestore server will start listening on port 8090

Creating the client binary

Note: Just run the make command which will create a binary named store

Once the server is listing on port 8090 you can start running different command using store binary

1. Add file to store

$ ./store add first.txt second.txt new.txt

File first.txt uploaded successfully
File second.txt uploaded successfully
File new.txt uploaded successfully

2. List files in the store

$ ./store ls

first.txt
new.txt
second.txt

3. Remove a file

$ ./store rm first.txt

Remove file name is first.txt

4. Update contents to a file in the store

$ ./store update first.txt

File second.txt updated successfully

4. Returns number of words in the file

$ ./store wc first.txt second.txt

 41 , new.txt

 9 , second.txt

Running server on the k8s cluster

Note: Here I have used kind cluster

• Create the deployement and service available inside the deployment/server directory

Now port-forward you service using below command

kubectl port-forward svc/filestoreserver-service 8090:8090

Once the portforward starts working you can create the client binary and run all the above command it will work as expected.