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https://github.com/ycliuhw/kforce

To use manifest (yaml/JSON template) to manage K8s Cluster via kops
https://github.com/ycliuhw/kforce

aws gitops k8s kops kubernetes manifest python-3-6 template

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To use manifest (yaml/JSON template) to manage K8s Cluster via kops

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# Kubernetes

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## Create and manage K8S cluster using templates in an automated way ^.^

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### Requirements

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* [kops](https://github.com/kubernetes/kops/)
* python3.6

### Installation

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#### from pypi

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```bash
pip install kforce
```

#### from source

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```bash
git clone https://github.com/ycliuhw/kforce.git
cd kforce

virtualenv -p $(which python3.6) venv
source venv/bin/activate
python setup.py install
```

### Usage

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#### create `kops` iam group, attach related policies, create user then add user to group:

```bash
AWS_PROFILE=[admin] make ensure_iam
```

#### create access key for `kops` user

```bash
AWS_PROFILE=[admin] make create_access_key
```

#### initialize templates dirs for a new cluster

```bash
AWS_PROFILE=[kops] kforce initialize --account-name=[aws-account1] --env=[s|p|u|m] --vpc-id=vpc-xxxx [--force=True]
```

#### build kops template

```bash
AWS_PROFILE=[kops] kforce build --account-name=[aws-account1] --env=[s|p|u|m] --vpc-id=vpc-xxxx
```

#### diff kops template

```bash
AWS_PROFILE=[kops] kforce diff --account-name=[aws-account1] --env=[s|p|u|m] --vpc-id=vpc-xxxx
```

#### apply kops template to create the cluster

```bash
AWS_PROFILE=[kops] kforce apply --account-name=[aws-account1] --env=[s|p|u|m] --vpc-id=vpc-xxxx
```

### directory structure

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```text
├── Makefile
├── README.md
├── addons # some required pre-installed addon packages (monitoring, logging, helm server - tiller etc.)
│   ├── README.md
│   └── cluster_role.yaml
├── __generated__ # WARNING: supposed for version control auto-generated templates(`GitOps` -> version controlled infra), DO NOT make any changes here
│   ├── README.md
│   ├── aws-account1-s.yaml
├── bin
│ └── kforce
├── kforce
│ ├── aws_facts.py
│ ├── renderer.py
│ └── utils.py
├── requirements.txt
├── setup.cfg
├── templates # cluster global definition
│   ├── cluster.yaml # template
│   ├── values.yaml.j2 # configure
│ └── addons
│    ├── README.md
│    ├── autoscaler.yaml
│    ├── dashboard.yaml
│    ├── external-dns.yaml
│    ├── fluentd.yaml
│    ├── ingress-nginx-external.yaml
│    └── ingress-nginx-internal.yaml
└── vars # new cluster configure customization goes here
├── aws-account2
│   └── m.yaml
├── aws-account1
│   ├── m-addons
│   │   ├── grafama.yaml
│   │   ├── influxdb.yaml
│   │   ├── jenkins.yaml
│   │   └── prometheus.yaml
│   ├── s.yaml # IMPORTANT: `aws-account1-[s]taging` cluster configure - naming convention ([env].yaml)
│   ├── s-snippets # IMPORTANT: any additional `instance group` defines here(high memory, spot, etc.)
│ │ └── ig-spot.yaml # spot instance group definition
│ │ └── ig-high-memory.yaml # high memory instance group definition
│ ├── u.yaml # `aws-account1-[u]at` cluster with standard 3*node IG and spot IG
│ ├── u-snippets
│ │ └── ig-spot.yaml
│ └── m.yaml # `aws-account1-[m]anagement` cluster with standard 3*node IG
└── aws-account3
└── s.yaml
```