ops-cli

Installation

# Darwin/macOS
curl -sSL https://github.com/181192/ops-cli/releases/latest/download/ops_cli_darwin_amd64 -o ops \
  && chmod +x ops \
  && sudo mv ops /usr/local/bin/ops

# Linux
curl -sSL https://github.com/181192/ops-cli/releases/latest/download/ops_cli_linux_amd64 -o ops \
  && chmod +x ops \
  && sudo mv ops /usr/local/bin/ops

# Windows (run terminal as admin)
Invoke-WebRequest -Uri https://github.com/181192/ops-cli/releases/latest/download/ops_cli_windows_amd64.exe -OutFile ops.exe

Example workflow

1. Create a cluster-config.yaml

cat <<EOF > cluster-config.yaml
kind: ClusterConfig
apiVersion: opscli.io/v1alpha1
metadata:
  name: some-aks-cluster
spec:
  location: westeurope
  version: "1.15.6"
  loadBalancerIP: "10.0.1.2"
  loadBalancerResourceGroup: some-resource-group-ip
EOF

2. Create a new repository on GitHub/Bitbucket...

3. Install and enable Flux & Helm-Operator in your cluster and save the manifests in the git repository

ops enable repo \
  --git-url [email protected]:181192/empty-sample.git \
  -f cluster-config.yaml

4. Enable a GitOps profile and deploy to cluster

ops enable profile \
  --name [email protected]:181192/kustomize-manifests.git \
  --git-url [email protected]:181192/empty-sample.git \
  -f cluster-config.yaml

Configuration file

Create a ops.yaml file in $HOME/.ops or current directory

Custom dashboards

Example config:

dashboards:
  - name: cadvisor
    namespace: cadvisor
    port: 8080
    labelSelector: app=cadvisor
    url: /metrics

Will open the browser at http://localhost:8080/metrics

Can also override url og provive a url if not set in config with:

ops dashboard grafana --url /explore

# or
ops d grafana -u /explore

OR set default grafana url to always be /explore by overriding config

dashboards:
  - name: grafana
    namespace: monitoring
    port: 3000
    labelSelector: app.kubernetes.io/name=grafana
    url: /explore

Default profiles

Adding profiles configuration to the config file makes it easier to use ops-cli when updating a repo.

profiles:
  default: [email protected]:181192/kustomize-manifests.git
  example: [email protected]:181192/some-other-manifests.git

The ops enable profile command simplifies from:

ops enable profile [email protected]:181192/kustomize-manifests.git --manifest-only

# or
ops enable profile --name [email protected]:181192/kustomize-manifests.git --manifest-only

To using the default profile:

ops enable profile --manifest-only

Or using the example profile:

ops enable profile example --manifest-only

# or
ops enable profile --name example --manifest-only

Building from sources

Building the project

git clone [email protected]:181192/ops-cli.git && cd ops-cli
make deps
make build

Generate docs

make docs

Generate CRD API's

make generate-cleanup
make generate