Kubernetes Deploy for DroneCI

A simple way to deploy web or tcp application with drone ci.

You can use it with other ci yet~~

Enviroment Description

Name	DefaultValue	Description
PLUGIN_NAMESPACE	DRONE_REPO_NAMESPACE	k8s namespace, if not exists, will create
PLUGIN_NAME	DRONE_REPO without DRONE_REPO_NAMESPACE	deployname attr
PLUGIN_ENVIRONMENT	-	deployname attr
PLUGIN_IMAGE	-	the deploy image
PLUGIN_CPU	unlimited	k8s limit cpu
PLUGIN_MEM	unlimited	k8s limit memory
PLUGIN_RSVP	false	if set true,will add resource request to deployment with limit cpu/memory
PLUGIN_PORT	0	deployment port , if set to <=0, will not create service
PLUGIN_SERVICE_TYPE	ClusterIP	service type, supported values: "ClusterIP", "ExternalName", "LoadBalancer", "NodePort"
PLUGIN_URL	-	if set , will create ingress with the url, not include http/https e.g. test.simcu.com
PLUGIN_ACME	false	need cert-manager, will use https to serve url. not support Wildcard Domain
PLUGIN_K8S_URL	-	k8s api server url
PLUGIN_K8S_TOKEN	-	k8s service account
PLUGIN_REGISTRY_SECRET	simcu	must create a secret for pull image

Drone CI Usage:

kind: pipeline
name: default
steps:
  - name: notify
    image: simcu/k8s-deploy
    settings:
      namespace: deploytest
      name: test
      environment: staging
      image: nginx:alpine
      cpu: 1000m
      mem: 1024Mi
      rsvp: false
      port: 80
      url: test.simcu.com
      acme: true
      k8s_url: https://xx.xx.xx.xx:8443/
      k8s_token: abcdefghijklmn12345678
      registry_secret: simcu

If you want to use it as simple docker container, only set -e with the Enviroment. e.g.

docker run -d --rm -e PLUGIN_NAMESPACE=test -e ..... simcu/k8s-deploy