PrismCloud is a cloud server orchestrator that allows you to run multiple servers on a single machine. PrismCloud is designed to be easy to use and easy to manage. PrismCloud is built on top of Docker and Kubernetes, which means that it is highly scalable and highly available.
- Have a Kubernetes cluster running and accessible from your local machine via
kubectl. - Run
docker compose up -dto start all services required for development. - Run
maketo regenerate protobuf files. - Start the apiserver with
go run apiserver --ooc(ooc is for "out of cluster"). - Run
source ./.alias.shto set up aliases for the CLI. - Run
prismto see the CLI help.
If you have port 8085 open on your local machine, you can deploy a simple website with the following command in the example-deployments/simple_website directory:
prism apply .
This will create a namespace called tutorial-website, a pod called website-example, and an LB Ingress called website-ingress.
You can then access the website at http://localhost:8085.
To delete the website, run:
prism delete .
This will delete the namespace, pod, and LB Ingress.
PrismCloud is licensed under the MIT license. See LICENSE for more information.
We welcome contributions to PrismCloud. If you have an idea for a new feature or bug fix, please open an issue or submit a pull request.
Prismcloud is a project by everbuild.org.