a command line tool to test, build, push docker images, write kubernetes configurations and deploy to kubernetes cluster. it heavily uses the fantastic Jsonnet programming language
It utilize a docker image published at ghcr.io/theplant/plantbuild:latest
, This docker image includes:
- The jsonnet binary to execute jsonnet files to generate json output
- The image building, testing docker-compose and deploying kubernetes jsonnet template functions
sudo curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/theplant/plantbuild/master/plantbuild > /usr/local/bin/plantbuild && sudo chmod +x /usr/local/bin/plantbuild
plantbuild -- Test, Build, Push images, and Deploy to kubernetes cluster
show test docker-compose file
plantbuild show ./example/test.jsonnet -v 1.0.0
show docker-compose image build file
plantbuild show ./example/build.jsonnet -v 1.0.0
show k8s deploy file
plantbuild show ./example/deploy.jsonnet -v 1.0.0
plantbuild run ./example/test.jsonnet -v 1.0.0 -a app1
only build image locally
plantbuild build ./example/build.jsonnet -v 1.0.1 -a app1
push includes build as a prestep
plantbuild push ./example/build.jsonnet -v 1.0.1 -a app1
plantbuild k8s_apply ./example/k8s/all.jsonnet
plantbuild k8s_cm_patch ./exmaple/k8s/cm-app1.jsonnet
plantbuild k8s_cm_patch ./exmaple/k8s/cm-cronjob1.jsonnet
export KUBECTL_BASH="ssh [email protected] /bin/bash"
plantbuild k8s_apply ./example/k8s/all.jsonnet
The source code located inside jsonnetlib/dc.jsonnet which is for generate docker-compose files, jsonnetlib/k8s.jsonnet which is for generate k8s config files.
You write this in your projects
test.jsonnet:
local dc = import 'dc.jsonnet';
local modules = [
"accounting",
"inventory",
];
dc.go_test("theplant/example", modules, ["postgres", "elasticsearch", "nats", "redis"])
It first import the library dc.jsonnet from theplant/plantbuild docker image,
And then it config the modules the projects that needs to test, and the function dc.go_test
generate a valid docker-compose file for you to run those tests, You can run this to checkout the output docker-compose file content
docker run --rm -e VERSION=1.2.0 -e RUN=/src/test.jsonnet -v `pwd`/example:/src ghcr.io/theplant/plantbuild
Then plantbuild
command wraps the above commands gives you a short way of invoking the command. simplify the above command to:
plantbuild show ./test.jsonnet
local k8s = import 'k8s.jsonnet'
local myk8s = k8s + {
dockerRegistry: 'registry.mydomain.com',
imagePullSecrets: 'my-secrets',
namespace: 'mynamespace',
port: 4000,
baseHost: 'myserver.com',
memoryRequest='40Mi',
cpuRequest='100m',
memoryLimit: '200Mi',
cpuLimit: '500m',
replicas: 1,
}
myk8s.list([
myk8s.image_to_url(
name='myapp1',
image='nginx',
configmap='myapp1-cm',
), // This will use the "nginx:latest" image, and namespace will be default to "mynamespace" as above configured.
myk8s.configmap(
name='myapp1-cm',
withoutVersion=true,
data={
name1: 'value1',
},
),
myk8s.image_to_url(
namespace='theplant',
name='myapp2',
host='myapp2.myserver.com',
), // This will use image "registry.mydomain.com/theplant/myapp1:dce1f3a" like image url
myk8s.cronjob(
name='cronjob1',
schedule='* * * * *',
envmap={
HelloName: 'Felix',
},
container={
image: 'alpine',
args: [
'/bin/sh',
'-c',
'echo "Hello world $HelloName"',
],
},
),
])
A list of functions inside the library:
- k8s.image_to_url
- k8s.deployment
- k8s.svc
- k8s.ingress
- k8s.cronjob
- k8s.configmap
- k8s.list
- dc.go_test
- dc.go_apps_test
- dc.node_apps_test
- dc.go_build_dep_image
- dc.build_image
- dc.build_apps_image
Checkout Examples for usage
bash test.sh
bash test_with_kubectl.sh