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habitat-operator

This project is currently unstable - breaking changes may still land in the future.

Overview

The Habitat operator is a Kubernetes controller designed to solve running and auto-managing Habitat Services on Kubernetes. It does this by making use of Custom Resource Definitions.

To learn more about Habitat, please visit the Habitat website.

For a more detailed description of the Habitat type have a look here.

Prerequisites

Installing

Make sure you have golang compiler installed. Follow the installation instructions on download page to learn about GOPATH. Then run following command:

go get -u github.com/habitat-sh/habitat-operator/cmd/habitat-operator

This will put the built binary in $GOPATH/bin, make sure this is in your PATH, so you can access the binary from anywhere.

Building manually from source directory

Clone the code locally:

go get -u github.com/habitat-sh/habitat-operator/cmd/habitat-operator
cd ${GOPATH:-$HOME/go}/src/github.com/habitat-sh/habitat-operator

Then build it:

make build

This command will create a habitat-operator binary in the source directory. Copy this file somewhere to your PATH.

Usage

Running outside of a Kubernetes cluster

Start the Habitat operator by running:

habitat-operator --kubeconfig ~/.kube/config

Running inside a Kubernetes cluster

Building image from source

First build the image:

make image

This will produce a habitat/habitat-operator image, which can then be deployed to your cluster.

The name of the generated docker image can be changed with an IMAGE variable, for example make image IMAGE=mycorp/my-habitat-operator. If the habitat-operator name is fine, then a REPO variable can be used like make image REPO=mycorp to generate the mycorp/habitat-operator image. Use the TAG variable to change the tag to something else (the default value is taken from git describe --tags --always) and a HUB variable to avoid using the default docker hub.

Using release image

Habitat operator images are located here, they are tagged with the release version.

Deploying Habitat operator

Cluster with RBAC enabled

Make sure to give Habitat operator the correct permissions, so it's able to create and monitor certain resources. To do it, use the manifest files located under the examples directory:

kubectl create -f examples/rbac

For more information see the README file in RBAC example

Cluster with RBAC disabled

To deploy the operator inside the Kubernetes cluster use the Deployment manifest file located under the examples directory:

kubectl create -f examples/habitat-operator-deployment.yml

Deploying an example

To create an example service run:

kubectl create -f examples/standalone/habitat.yml

This will create a single-pod deployment of an nginx Habitat service.

More examples are located in the example directory.

Contributing

Dependency management

This project uses go dep >= v0.4.1 for dependency management.

If you add, remove or change an import, run:

dep ensure

Testing

To run unit tests locally, run:

make test

Clean up after the tests with:

make clean-test

Our current setup does not allow e2e tests to run locally. It is best run on a CI setup with Google Cloud.

Code generation

If you change one of the types in pkg/apis/habitat/v1beta1/types.go, run the code generation script with:

make codegen