Kubefactory is a package for managing the orchestration and lifecycle management of software packages running on kubernetes. It works closely with kubectl, kubernetes' CLI utility to make building and managing templates easier, while enabling deployment to different environments a breeze. Extra tools for generating templates, launching into containers and remote folder synchronisation are also included.
This package aims to solve the logistics around deploying your applications to different environments. By integrating environmental dependencies into packages, you can use the same template bases to deploy for all cycles through development to production.
- Convert yamlthingy to golang
- Add example templates to expose full features of Kubernetes
- Build SkyDNS deployment template
- Add logstash/kabana deployment template for logging
- Make CLI commands API acceessible
- Add logging for commands
- [?] Add post-event hooks for commands
- [?] Add feature to package a Dockerfile with dependencies to run kubefactory for a specific environment
- Add releases for architecture environments (Mac OSX, Debian, Fedora, RHEL, Windows)
- Leverage kubernetes with other tools to create a framework for building containerised applications from development through to production
usage: kubefactory [<flags>] <command> [<flags>] [<args> ...]
Uses the power of the force to make Kubernetes do its biddings.
Flags:
--help Show help.
--debug Enable debug mode.
--dryrun Take it for a test drive first.
--environment="dev" Environment to control. Default 'dev'
--envFile="/Users/shaunsmekel/go/src/github.com/the0rem/kubefactory/.kfenv_dev"
Environment file for connecting to kubernetes. (Default: /Users/shaunsmekel/go/src/github.com/the0rem/kubefactory/.kfenv_dev)
--fleetctl-endpoint=http://172.17.8.101:4001
Enpoint for fleetctl.
--kubernetes-master=http://172.17.8.101:8080
Enpoint for kubernetes.
Show help for a command.
kubefactory help [<command>]
Initialise the default project folder structure including an example config file.
Builds an environment-specific release of your deployment using your deployment templates along with your environmental files.
kubefactory build [<flags>] [<envDir> [<templateSource> [<buildDest>]]]
Flags:
--replaceMarker="Override the default regex match in the YAML file used for injecting environment-specific YAML
content. The default ([a-zA-Z0-9-_]+):\\s#\\1# will match string: #string# and will import the contents of string.yaml from the environment directory.
Args:
[<envDir>] Root directory for environment directories
[<templateSource>] Source directory for YAML deployment templates
[<buildDest>] Destination directory for saving generated distribution files
Launch templates to an environment.
kubefactory launch [<launchSrc>]
Args:
[<launchSrc>] Source directory for loading template files
Open an interactive terminal within a container. This is useful for gaining access to containers when developing, or debugging critical issues in production. You can liken it to SSH access.
Don't know the container name? Don't worry. This interactive command will help get you there.
kubefactory enter <podName> [<containerName>]
Args:
<podName> Name of pod to enter. We're smart enough to figure out which one, so give us the start of the name.
[<containerName>] Name of container to enter. We're smart enough to figure out which one, so give us the start of the name. If it's the same as the pod, you don't need to add the container.
This tool will handle pushing out deployment updates of pods under replication controllers. It is an overlay of kubectl rolling-update which uses timestamps as metadata in the build command to handle identifying new template deployments.
This is a simple process to identify a change in the state of the containers.
The goal is to eventually use the docker commit hash
kubefactory upgrade <old> <new> <interval>
Manage synchronised folders between local and remote environments.
Prerequisites:
Prerequisites:
Get current links.
kubefactory link list
Add a new link.
kubefactory link add [<flags>] <from> <to>
Flags:
--SSH Key=SSH KEY Path to SSH key for remote login.
Args:
<from> Path to local folder.
<to> Remote destination (Must be of the form "user@host:path/to/dir"
Enable a currently saved link.
kubefactory link up
Disable a currently saved link.
kubefactory link down
Disable and remove a link.
https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/kubernetes/tree/master/docs/getting-started-guides
https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/kubernetes/blob/master/docs/getting-started-guides/juju.md
https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/kubernetes/blob/master/docs/getting-started-guides/azure.md
https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/kubernetes/blob/master/docs/getting-started-guides/juju.md
https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/kubernetes/blob/master/docs/getting-started-guides/vagrant.md https://github.com/pires/kubernetes-vagrant-coreos-cluster