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Add mev exec to execute a command on the inspect pod

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Luke Van Seters 2021-11-02 14:31:47 -04:00
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On first startup, you'll need to apply database migrations with: On first startup, you'll need to apply database migrations with:
``` ```
kubectl exec deploy/mev-inspect -- alembic upgrade head ./mev exec alembic upgrade head
``` ```
## Usage ## Usage
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And rerun migrations to create the tables again: And rerun migrations to create the tables again:
``` ```
kubectl exec deploy/mev-inspect -- alembic upgrade head ./mev exec alembic upgrade head
``` ```
### I was using the docker-compose setup and want to switch to kube, now what? ### I was using the docker-compose setup and want to switch to kube, now what?

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echo "Fetching block $block_number" echo "Fetching block $block_number"
kubectl exec -ti deploy/mev-inspect -- poetry run fetch-block $block_number kubectl exec -ti deploy/mev-inspect -- poetry run fetch-block $block_number
;; ;;
exec)
shift
kubectl exec -ti deploy/mev-inspect -- $@
;;
*) *)
echo "Usage: "$1" {db|backfill|inspect|test}" echo "Usage: "$1" {db|backfill|inspect|test}"
exit 1 exit 1