KubeTool is a tool that can be used for developing services on a remote kubernetes cluster.
It's templates allow you a simple way to incrementally update the service on the target as you develop.
It also supplies some helpers for managing Kubernetes namespaces, rather than having to do it through kubectl.
TODO: Once you are ready to release the project, it will generate a helm chart for you.
- TSCreateReactApp
- Typescript template for use with create react app - might work for js version
- Only one template
- Only supports a single project in the config
- Only supports ClusterIP services
- Changing a running project's name leaves the existing projects running when you use push
Use create-react-app to create a project.
npx create-react-app testproj --template typescript
cd to the project
cd testproj
Initialise the kube tool configuration (config.yaml).
kt init -n testproj -t TSCreateReactApp
Create a namespace for the project in your current kubernetes cluster - this will also set the namespace for the project.
kt namespace create testproj
Push project to the kubernetes cluster
kt watch
The first time push or watch is called it may take a couple of minutes, it will create the StatefulSet and Service associated with the project, once the Pod is created it will copy the source files to the pod and run the build/launch command. Subsequent invocations to Push will just copy changed files and restart the build/launch command, and should be fast unless many large files have changed.
In a different shell use kubectl port-forward to forward the project service locally
kubectl port-forward service/testproj 3000:3000 --namespace testproj
Check the service is running by connecting a browser - you may have to wait a minute or two as the initial npm i completes.
all commands have the form
kt <context> <command> [arguments]
Where context is one of
- config
- env
- namespace
- project
- push
- logs
Used to control the project configuration, changes are saved in the config.yaml file.
kt config set <name>=<value>
Supported names are currently
- name
- The name of the project
- author
- The author of the project
Used to control settings for the current environment, changes are saved to the .kube_env file.
kt env set <name>=<value>
Supported names are currently
- namespace
- The Kubernetes namespace the project will be deployed to
A collection of helpers for working with Kubernetes namespaces.
Create a new namespace
kt namespace create <name>
Delete an existing namespace and all contained items
kt namespace delete <name>
Get a list of all kubernetes namespaces on the current K8's cluster, the current active namespace for kt is preceded by a '*'.
kt namespace list
Tools for manipulating projects
list projects
Supported names are currently
- name
Push and launch a project on the cluster.
Will create or update the projects StatefulSet, Service and Pods, any changed files will be copied to the k8's cluster and the pushCommand will be invoked.
kt push
Push and launch a project on the cluster.
Will create or update the projects StatefulSet, Service and Pods, copy changed files to the cluster and invoke the pushCommand. The files specified in the srcFiles part of the template are then monitored for changes, if any occur, changed files will be copied to the k8's cluster and if a watchCommand is specified it will be invoked on the pod.
kt watch
Display logs for running project
kt logs
Work in progress Usable for simple projects
React
Typescript
Django
Laravel
Facebook
Microsoft
Google
Alibaba
D3
Tencent