It's MCU's Thanos as a Whale. I guess because Whales and Containers are intimally connected, and that Thanos can do lot's of stuff with a single snap.
(Don't ask me, I did not come up whis this somewhat meaningfull though quite particular name. If you like it, you can try to join Epitech's pedagogical team, you'd probably have a blast)
This project can automatically build and deploy containers on a kubernetes cluster from a git repository.
Supported languages / detection trigger file:
- javascript /
package.json - C /
Makefile - Java /
pom.xml - befunge /
main.bf - python /
requirements.txt
If /whanos.yml is found, the containers will be deployed on the cluster
Deployed apps naming follows this pattern: "GITHUB_USER-REPO-BRANCH_NAME"
The app will be available at https://APP_NAME.k8.YOUR_DOMAIN/
Ports defined in whanos.yml will be forwarded respectively to the cluster's port.
HTTPS traffic (port 443) is forwarded to container port 80
Default standalone apps will have container port 80 exposed
LIMITATIONS: supported branch names must match domain name naming convention, for example no "@", "/", etc
Required:
- Terraform
- A digital ocean account
- A domain name that belongs to you and is managed by digital ocean
- Python
- Ansible
Steps:
- Copy
.env.exampleto.envand fill it with your info - adapt or delete the cloud seting in
terraform/provider.tfto match your cloud or to save the infrastructure state locally - install python requirements with
pip3 install -r requirements.txt - run
./deployment.sh create - install doctl and run
doctl auth init
This will create 3 resources
- A docker container registry at
registry.DOMAIN_NAME - A jenkins instance at
jenkins.DOMAIN_NAME - A kubernetes cluster
Required:
- A fedora server at
registry.DOMAIN_NAME - A fedora server at
jenkins.DOMAIN_NAME - A kubernetes cluster
- Python
- Ansible
Steps:
- Copy
ansible/vars.example.ymltoansible/vars.ymland fill it with your info - install python requirements with
pip3 install -r requirements.txt - install ansible requirements with
ansible-galaxy install -r ansible requirements.yml - setup your ansible hosts file
- run
cd ansible && ansible-playbook playbook.yml