@multicloud-control-plane/transformer
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Transformer
Installation
The transformer is available as the @multicloud-control-plane/transformer package on npm.
npm install -g @multicloud-control-plane/transformer
transformer --help
Usage
The transformer CLI requires that you have created both a Control Plane Repo and a Cluster GitOps Repo from their respective templates.
# Clone your control plane and gitops repos
git clone <control-plane-repo> ./controlplane
git clone <cluster-gitops-repo> ./gitops
# Update assignments in the control plane
transformer assign ./controlplane
pushd ./controlplane
git commit -am "Updated application assignments"
git push origin
popd
# Render application templates
transformer render ./controlplane ./gitops
# Apply clusters and assignments
transformer apply ./controlplane ./gitops
# Capture the latest control plane commit hash for use with the gitops repo
SHA=$(cd ./controlplane && git rev-parse HEAD)
# Commit and push. Cluster operations will be executed via Flux
pushd ./gitops
git commit -am "Update from commit ${SHA}"
git push origin
popd
Commands
A full list of commands can be found here
Features
Template Rendering
The render
command populates the placeholders in a template and writes them to the Cluster GitOps Repo. The values are filled in the following order:
- Template parameter default values (lowest priority)
- Application values
- Application deployment overrides (highest priority)
Application Assignment
The assign
command reads the contents of a Control Plane Repo and ensures that applications are assigned to the correct clusters. The assignments are written back to the Control Plane Repo.
- Evaluates clusters against the criteria specified by an application
- Removes assignments for clusters that don't match the criteria
- Removes assignments if there are currently more than the number specified
- Keeps existing assignments to ensure an application doesn't incur unnecessary downtime
- Adds new assignments if there are currently fewer than the number specified
Applying changes
The apply
command updates a Cluster GitOps Repo based on the clusters and assignments contained in a Control Plane Repo.
- Removes cluster directories that are no longer present
- Creates cluster directories for newly registered clusters
- Adds/removes application entries that have been assigned to a given cluster
Contributing
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