Libraries to help simplify Outreach manifests

To deploy to Kubernetes we use kubecfg, it natively supports jsonnet and helps simplify and standardize the way we build our manifests.

brew install kubecfg

You can use the jsonnet manifests in the concourse-example repo as an example:

https://github.com/getoutreach/concourse-example/blob/master/k8s/manifests/deployment.jsonnet

kubecfg \
--jurl http://k8s-clusters.outreach.cloud/ \
--jurl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/getoutreach/jsonnet-libs/master \
show deployment.jsonnet

We use Jsonnet to simplify and templatize our configurations, in this example we use it to create a concourse pipeline.

brew install jsonnet

You can use the jsonnet pipeline in the concourse-example repo as an example:

https://github.com/getoutreach/concourse-example/blob/master/ci/pipeline.jsonnet

git clone [email protected]:getoutreach/jsonnet-libs.git /tmp/jsonnet-libs
jsonnet -J /tmp/jsonnet-libs -y pipeline.jsonnet

jsonnet files created under the ./tests directory can be used to test libsonnet functions. The files will be rendered to identically named .snap files in the same directory. Snapshots are regenerated each time the tests are run.

make test