adeploy

We build adeploy, an universal deployment tool for Kubernetes that supports rendering and deployment of lightweight Jinja templated k8s manifests and also Helm charts.

We’ve added support for ...

• using Jinja variables from per cluster, namespaces or release configuration
• easy secret management based on Gopass or other command line based password managers
• running deployment tests in CI/CD pipelines
• previewing and patching upstream Helm Charts before deploying
• extending upstream Helm Charts with custom Jinja-templates manifests
• handy templating for labels, annotations, probes, resource limits and other metadata

... and even more to make your daily work with k8s easier.

Documentation & Support

• adeploy is Open Source and hosted on GitHub: https://github.com/awesome-it/adeploy.
• You can report issues on GitHub: https://github.com/awesome-it/adeploy/issues.
• Find the documentation at https://awesome-it.de/docs/adeploy/latest.

Examples

This is how you can render, test (preview) and deploy a Helm Chart:

Or you can render, test (preview) and deploy Jinja-templated manifests:

You'll find some examples in the example directory.

Getting Started

You can find adeploy on GitHub. But it is recommended to install or upgrade adeploy using pip:

$ pip install adeploy

Or use pipx to install, upgrade and run adeploy in an isolated environment:

$ pipx install adeploy
$ pipx upgrade adeploy

You should now be able to run adeploy from the command line:

adeploy --help

You can now start to use adeploy.

See the usage documentation to start using adeploy.

Read More

• https://awesome-it.de/2020/09/11/adeploy-an-universal-deployment-tool-for-kubernetes/