ocupgrader
Helper tool to automate upgrades of applications in OpenShift based on ocdeployer.
Getting Started
Details
- Requires OpenShift command line tools (the
occommand), you should log in to your cluster before using this tool:
$ oc login https://api.myopenshift --token=*************
ocupgraderrelies on YAML file with task definitions located in current directory and calledocupgrader.ymlor located on path passed using-fargument. There is an example how this file can look like.
Instalation
$ pip3 install --user ocupgrader
Usage
$ ocupgrader myproject list-tasks
$ ocupgrader myproject run maintenance-mode
$ ocupgrader myproject run status
$ ocupgrader myproject run single-component-status -p component=deploymentconfig-name
$ ocupgrader -f /path/to/ocupgrader.yml myproject run fixit
Debugging
$ OCDEPLOYER_LOG_LEVEL=INFO ocupgrader myproject run single-component-status -p component=deploymentconfig-name
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