kubeler 0.1.2

A dead simple Kubernetes Resources installer

Kubeler

Simple Kubernetes Resources installer

Dependencies

• Python >= 3.12

Installation

pip install kubeler

Usage

kubeler install --installer=./examples/installer.yaml

Configuration

You can use your existing K8s manifest files. For a simple setup, just add cmd: [kubectl/helm command] to your manifest file. For example, you can take a look at some examples in the examples directory.

#cmd: kubectl apply -f namespace.yaml
---
kind: Namespace
apiVersion: v1
metadata:
  name: staging
  labels:
    name: staging
---

Then, create an installer YAML file to define your K8s resources. For example:

init:
  cmd: 
    - apt update -y
    - apt upgrade

group:
  name: k8s
  steps:
    - name: cluster
      dir: ./cluster
    - name: cert-manager
      dir: ./cert

Please note that when you create installer.yml, Kubeler will execute commands in order. So, make sure to place dependent resources before any resources that rely on them.

If you have multiple files inside a directory and want to define the execution order, you can list your files in the desired sequence.

...
- name: argocd
    dir: ./tools/argocd
    files:
        - manifest.yaml
        - ingress.yaml

You can also use variables to dynamically insert values into your manifest file.

...
spec:
  ingressClassName: {{ ingress_class }}
  rules:
    - host: {{ host_url }}
      http:
        paths:
          - path: /
            pathType: Prefix
            backend:
              service: 
                name: argocd-server
                port: 
                  name: https

Then, define the variables in installer.yaml.

- name: argocd
    dir: ./tools/argocd
    files:
        - manifest.yaml
        - ingress.yaml
    vars:
        - name: ingress_class
          value: nginx
        - name: host_url
          value: argocd.example.com

You can also reference variables from a previous step using ref..

- name: redis
    dir: ./tools/redis
    vars:
        - name: password
          value: Password01

- name: harbor
    dir: ./tools/harbor
    vars:
        - name: redis_password  
          value: ref.redis.vars.password

You can also reference variables from environment variables using env..

- name: harbor
    dir: ./tools/harbor
    vars:
        - name: redis_password  
          value: env.REDIS_PASSWORD

Attributes

• name: Name of the step.
• dir: Directory where the manifest files reside.
• files: List of files in the directory that will be executed in order.
• vars: Variables for dynamic values inside the manifest file.