Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) provider for Kuby.

In Kuby parlance, a "provider" is an adapter that enables Kuby to deploy apps to a specific cloud provider. In this case, we're talking about Google's Cloud Platform, specifically their managed Kubernetes offering, Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE).

All providers adhere to a specific interface, meaning you can swap out one provider for another without having to change your code.

Before you get started configuring Kuby, you'll need to create a cluster and service account for accessing said cluster. The service account should have owner-level permissions to be able to create cluster-level resources. The JSON credentials file mentioned below can be obtained by creating a key for the service account.

Enable the GKE provider like so:

require 'kuby/gke'

Kuby.define('MyApp') do
  environment(:production) do
    kubernetes do

      provider :gke do
        # The ID of the GCP project that houses your cluster.
        project_id 'my-project-id'

        # The name of your cluster.
        cluster_name 'my-cluster-name'

        # The availability zone your cluster is in, eg. us-central1-a
        zone 'my-zone'

        # The path to a JSON file containing credentials for an actor
        # that has access to the cluster, most likely a service account.
        keyfile '/path/to/keyfile.json'
      end

    end
  end
end

Once configured, you should be able to run all the Kuby rake tasks as you would with any provider.

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• Cameron C. Dutro: http://github.com/camertron