Sanic Build

Sanic is an all-in-one tool to build, test, and deploy software organized in a Monorepo, where:

1. The only things to be built are distinct Docker services with single Dockerfiles
2. Deployment is done with Kubernetes
3. Unit tests are stored in Dockerfiles in a folder named "dockerfiles" in each service

Requirements

1. A recent docker client installed, and docker daemon running (i.e., "docker run" should work)
2. Access to docker without needing sudo every time, e.g.., a sudoers NOPASSWD entry, being in the docker group, or running applicable sanic commands as root. See Manage Docker as a non-root user
3. kubectl installed

Examples

Timestamp as a Service

A simple app which consists of three Docker services: A Python Flask api server and web server, and a Redis container

To try it out, clone this repository somewhere, then, in a bash shell:

1. GO111MODULE=on go install
2. cd examples/timestamp-as-a-service
3. sanic env dev
4. sanic deploy (to start the local environment, this may take a while. Note the URL printed at the end)
5. sanic build --push (to build and push the images)
6. sanic kubectl get po (to list the running pods in the new cluster)
7. sanic kubectl delete po --all (to force kubernetes to check if new pods have been created, avoiding waiting a minute after building)
8. Navigate to the URL that was printed in step #4 to see the deployed webserver!