modules.yml

# Namespaces are groupings of modules, meant to group them by use case or by
# modules that are known to work well together.  That doesn't necessarily mean
# you can't mix and match, it's just meant to be descriptive.
namespaces:

# The name of the module.  When the user pulls the module, it will look like
# <namespace>/<module>
- name: examples
  description: |
    Example modules that are meant to demonstrate various concepts and should
    not be used in a real deployment.
  modules:

  # This is an example of a module made for an image build.  All Cloudless
  # modules have a blueprint, but this one also includes an image build
  # configuration to build and save an image based on that blueprint.
  - name: "base-image"
    url: "https://github.com/getcloudless/example-base-image"
    image_build_configuration: "image_build_configuration.yml"
    description: "Example of how to build a base image with Cloudless."

  # These are examples of modules made for service deployment.  All Cloudless
  # modules have a blueprint, but this one also inclues a service test
  # configuration to deploy a temporary test service and verify it works.
  - name: "apache"
    url: "https://github.com/getcloudless/example-apache"
    service_test_configuration: "service_test_configuration.yml"
    description: |
      Example of how to deploy a simple Apache server with Cloudless.
  - name: "haproxy"
    url: "https://github.com/getcloudless/example-haproxy"
    service_test_configuration: "service_test_configuration.yml"
    description: |
      Example of how to deploy a service requiring template variables (Haproxy)
      with Cloudless.