- Kubernetes v1.19+
kind create cluster --image kindest/node:v1.21.1- [Carvel] tools for templating and groups of Kubernetes objects to the api server
- [ytt]: templating the credentials
- [kapp]: submitting objects to Kubernetes
- Cartographer, and dependencies used in the example
To install cartographer, refer to README.md.
All that cartographer does is choreograph the passing of results from a
Kubernetes object to another, following the graph described in the
[ClusterSupplyChain] object.
This means that cartographer by itself is not very useful - its powers arise
from integrating other Kubernetes resources that when tied together with a
supplychain, forms something powerful.
Install the following utilities as well as Cartographer!
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kpack, for providing an opinionated way of continuously building container images using buildpacks
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kapp-controller, for providing us with the ability of deploying multiple Kubernetes objects as a single unit
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A container image registry in which you have authorization to push images. The credentials will be passed to kpack in the configuration steps below.
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Tree, a tool that we will use to observe the objects created.
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Install [tekton]
export TEKTON_VERSION=0.30.0
kubectl apply -f https://storage.googleapis.com/tekton-releases/pipeline/previous/v$TEKTON_VERSION/release.yaml- Additional setup instructions to run the examples here are in the readme doc per usecase subfolder.