sbt k8s
sbt plugin for scala k8s
This sbt plugin is available for sbt 1.x
To use the latest version of plugins, include the following in your project/plugins.sbt:
addSbtPlugin("dev.hnaderi" % "sbt-k8s" % "@VERSION@") // everything
addSbtPlugin("dev.hnaderi" % "sbt-k8s-manifests" % "@VERSION@") // just manifest generation and objects
addSbtPlugin("dev.hnaderi" % "sbt-k8s-cookbook" % "@VERSION@") // easy to use recipes (RECOMMENDED)and your project in build.sbt
lazy val service = project
.settings(
microserviceResources := ResourceRequirements(
limits = Map("cpu" -> Quantity("500m"), "memory" -> Quantity("512Mi")),
requests = Map("cpu" -> Quantity("250m"), "memory" -> Quantity("128Mi"))
),
microserviceEnvironments := Seq(
Variable("SERVICE_NAME", "example"),
ExternalSecretVariable("POSTGRES_PASSWORD", "password", "pg-credentials"),
ConfigFile("service-config", Map(
"app.conf" -> file(s"deployments/configs/service.conf"),
"base.conf" -> file(s"deployments/configs/base.conf")
),
"/mnt/config"
)
),
microserviceServices := Seq(ServiceDefinition("ws", 8080, 80))
)
.enablePlugins(DockerPlugin, K8sMicroservicePlugin)lazy val service = project
.settings(
microserviceImage := "your.registry/your-image:version"
)
.enablePlugins(K8sMicroservicePlugin)If you want to create completely custom manifests (you are on your own, create any kubernetes object you want)
lazy val service = project
.settings(
k8sManifestObjects := Seq(
// kubernetes objects from scala-k8s
)
)
.enablePlugin(K8sManifestPlugin)now you have k8sManifestGen and k8sManifestPrint tasks that will generate or print manifest for defined objects.
default generation will write manifest in target/k8s/manifest.yml
You can configure everything using settings. current settings are prefixed by k8sManifest or microservice