Hi I used the Kompose tool to convert the docker-compose file to K8s manifest bu . . .

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#1

Praneeth TT:
Hi I used the Kompose tool to convert the docker-compose file to K8s manifest but It’s not converting properly, can anyone help me I’ll share a sample compose service script if someone can convert that to K8s manifest that wld be great coz I can use that as refrence for the rest of my services to convert.

    server:
        container_name: dd-server
        build:
            context: ./backend
            args:
                GITLAB_ACCESS_TOKEN: ${GITLAB_ACCESS_TOKEN?:Variable not set}
                INSTALL_DEV_PACKAGES: "true"
            dockerfile: ./server/Dockerfile
        env_file:
            - .env
        volumes:
            - ./backend/server/app:/app/app
            - ./backend/server/tests:/app/tests
            - ./backend/server/alembic:/app/alembic
            - ./backend/server/config.yml:/app/config.yml
            - ./features.yml:/app/features.yml
            - ./backend/dependencies/ranker:/dependencies/ranker
        ports:
            - "${SERVER_PORT:-80}:80"
        command: /start-reload.sh
        depends_on:
            - postgres
            - redis
            - elasticsearch
        restart: unless-stopped
#2

unnivkn:
Hi @Praneeth TT first you have to build your Docker image. If you use any arguments in the above code to build it, use that directly in your Dockerfile. The next task is to create your pod/deployment based on that image. If you use any env variables, volumes, ports, commands etc in the new pod/deployment similar like above code, then use that in your dd-server k8s yaml. Make sure you deploy your postgres, redis, elasticserach pods/deployments separately before you deploy your new dd-server pod/deployment.