kuby-azure

Azure provider for Kuby.

Intro

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 Microsoft's Azure, specifically their managed Kubernetes offering.

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

Usage

Enable the Azure provider like so:

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

      provider :azure do
        # Visible in the subscription overview.
        subscription_id 'my-subscription-id'

        # Visible in Azure Active Directory.
        tenant_id 'my-tenant-id'

        # These must be configured in Azure Active Directory -> App
        # Registrations. It's easiest to generate a client id and
        # secret for the service principal.
        client_id 'my-client-id'
        client_secret 'my-client-secret'

        # Your cluster should have been created inside a resource group.
        # Put its name here.
        resource_group_name 'my-resource-group-name'

        # The name of your cluster.
        resource_name 'my-resource-name'
      end

    end
  end
end

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

License

Licensed under the MIT license. See LICENSE for details.

Authors

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