Dynamically update server configuration content from S3

If the content of the S3 bucket changed and you must reflect these changes in the Platform or PDI Server, follow these instructions:

Before deploying the Platform or PDI Server, set the value of the allow_live_config property in the file pentaho-server-aws-rds.yaml to true.

1. Navigate to the relevant directory, where the configuration needs to be updated.
2. Prepare the configuration update script in a later step by setting the <config_command> part of the script to one of the command options in the following table.

   Command option	Description
   load_from_s3	Copies the content of the bucket to the server’s /home/pentaho/.kettle directory.
   restart	Restarts the Platform or PDI Server without restarting the pod.
   update_config	Executes load_from_s3, executes all the configuration and initialization scripts, and then executes the restart command.

   Note: When using the restart or update_config command, a disruption occurs in the Platform or PDI Server's use of sticky sessions. Using the restart or update_config command causes a server restart that impacts the user sessions.
3. Run the configuration update script.

   Note: If you have multiple Platform or PDI Server replicas, remove the comment hashtag in front of sleep 60.

   for pod in $( kubectl get pods -o name -n pentaho-server )
   do
     	echo "Forwarding port on pod: $pod"
    	 pid=$( kubectl port-forward -n pentaho-server $pod 8090:8090 1>/dev/null & echo $! )
    	 while ! nc -z localhost 8090; do 
      		 sleep 0.1
     	done
    	 echo "Executing command ..."
    	 result=$( curl http://localhost:8090/<config_command> )
    	 echo "Command result: $result"
     echo "Killing port forward pid: $pid"
     	while $(kill -9 $pid 2>/dev/null); do 
     	  	sleep 1
    	done
     	# sleep 60
   done;

4. Verify that the servers restart properly.