Run make install-linux
k8s <flags> <command> [arguments]
If is the first time you execute the script, you will be asked to answer a few questions. Please be sincere and provide the information requested.
The questions are:
Where do you keep the projects?
Where do you keep the k8s configs?
[Optional] Where do you keep the Helm charts?
Provide absolute path.
Run the following commands for help:
k8s
k8s --help
k8s -help
These commands will apply/delete/create the yaml configuration yaml files for your kubernetes cluster.
k8s kubectl apply [package]
k8s kubectl delete [package]
k8s kubectl create [package]
The command is recursive and it will execute the command on all the yaml files found in
the package, except for an file called build.yml or build.yaml.
k8s helm install [package]
k8s helm uninstall [package]
k8s helm status [package]
If you would like to pass extra arguments, feel free to do it so:
k8s helm install [package] --generate-name
k8s build [package] OR
k8s build -tag [tag] [package]
The build package will build your Dockerfiles based on specifications from build.yml or build.yaml.
Minimum required format build.yml file:
dockerfile:
- tag: "mycoolapp:latest"
path: "infrastructure/mycoolapp"
- tag: "mycoolappdb:3fr5310"
path: "infrastructure/mycoolapp/db"
dockerfile: "DB_Dockerfile"- tag: the tag used to build your docker image
- path: the path to docker context. If is not prefixed with "/", it will be relative to your projects' folder from config file.
- dockerfile: name of the dockerfile, if multiple names - optional. Default:
Dockerfile
A tag can be set either in YAML file mycoolapp:latest where latest is the tag or using the
-- tag flag.
The tag will apply to all docker images created.
k8s -push -dry-run build myawesomeproject
Flags are:
-dry-run Don't actually execute the command, just print the messages
-push Push image to repository after build
@author Dumitru Alexandru