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@01/kube-tools
Advanced tools
The tollbox contains utilies to deploy kubernetes services
kube-deploy
commandkube-deploy
will take a yml configuration file under --config
argument and deploy your service to default kubernetes cluster
Config file can be written in yaml
file. it support serverless framework style extensions using sls-yaml
# common.yml
version: 1
name: awesome-service
# context: ${global:env}-context # Optional
image.tag: ${env:GIT_COMMIT_SHA1}
values: ../helm/values-${global:env}.yml
chart: ../helm/chart
# prod.yml
env: prod
app: ${file(./common.yml)}
# stage.yml
env: stage
app: ${file(./common.yml)}
kube-deploy --config=.kube/config/prod.yml
Argument | Description |
---|---|
--context | Set kubernetes context |
--name | Service name |
--chart | Chart path |
--values | Values path |
--dryRun | Simulate deployment |
--image.tag | Docker image tag |
FAQs
The tollbox contains utilies to deploy kubernetes services
We found that @01/kube-tools demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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