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Dev tools
Few tools that accelerate and simplify the development, and their impact on projects.
Ko
The ko-build.sh script will use 'go build' and push the result as a layer, no docker involved. Best used with Skaffold.
Expected env variables:
- IMAGE - including tag. Set automatically by skaffold
Generally it works great if you have a base image with all 'stable' components and you add a single go binary. Ko can bundle files from .../kodata/ dir, and make it available as $KO_DATA_PATH, including symlinks. The example in readme is to include .git/HEAD
Ko creates reproductible builds - date is set.
For local repository or in-cluster with forwarded port - it is faster, but requires keeping the port forwards open.
export KO_DOCKER_REPO=localhost:5000 ko.local == use local docker daemon kind.local == use local kind
Can also cross-build, with "--platform=linux/amd64,linux/arm64"
Skaffold
It will also check if any file has changed, and in 'dev' mode watch for changed files and re-deploy automatically. It can also start a debugger and forward ports.
Without certificates and for faster time: deploy in-cluster registry, forward registry port to 5001. In-cluster registry runs on localhost:5001
- use shell script to build - most flexible, easy to plug in ko or other targets
- schema rewrite/refactoring removes comments.
apiVersion: skaffold/v2beta14
kind: Config
metadata:
name: istiod
...
build:
insecureRegistries:
- localhost:5001
...
# Building real istiod
# Due to KO, which uses the image == last component of the go package
- image: pilot-discovery
context: /ws/istio-stable/src/istio.io/istio
custom:
buildCommand: /ws/dmesh-src/wpgate/bin/build-istiod.sh
dependencies:
paths:
- "pilot/**"
context: .
custom:
buildCommand: ../../bin/build-istiod.sh
dependencies:
paths:
- "../../../istio/pilot/**"
deploy:
kubectl:
manifests:
- ns.yaml
- ../helm/istiod/charts/*.yaml
Env variables in the build command:
PUSH_IMAGE=true
IMAGE=gcr.io/dmeshgate/istiod:t-2021-05-15_11-23
IMAGE_REPO=gcr.io/dmeshgate/istiod
IMAGE_TAG=t-2021-05-15_11-23
SKAFFOLD_UPDATE_CHECK=false
Okteto
Okteto is a remarcable developmet tool, with a model worth emulating in standalone charts to build 'debuggable' images.
How it works:
- start with a base 'tools' image, including all the build tools - similar with the one used to build istio.
- add a 'sshd' binary
- add a 'syncthing' binary
- generate a sshd config - using the public key ~/.okteto/... as authorized