Project pod tato Head - A demo project for showcasing cloud-native application delivery use cases using different tools for various use cases

This project is in it's very early stages, so please - be kind.

What you are getting

This project consists of the smallest possible application to demo cloud native application delivery. It - for sure - will grow over time. Right now you get the following components:

• A single file go server that displays a "Pod-Tato-Head" image with the version

• A multi-stage build docker file to build a container

• A manifest ot create a Kubernetes service and deployment.

• A helm chart for the service and the deployment.

• Three container images showing different versions

  • thibaultmg/podtatohead:v0.1.0
  • thibaultmg/podtatohead:v0.1.1
  • thibaultmg/podtatohead:v0.1.2

Scenarios and Use Cases you can test with this repository

This list is supposed to grow over time. Here is the list of use cases, that are currently supported:

• Direct deployment via a manifest
• Direct deployment via a Helm chart
• Direct deployment via a Kustomize
• Direct deployment via a Kapp
• GitOps-based deployment using Flux
• GitOps-based deployment using ArgoCd
• Canary releases via Argo Rollouts
• Progressive Delivery via Flagger
• Multi-Stage delivery with Keptn
• Helm-based operator deployment
• CNAB with Porter air-gapped deployment

Use cases supported going foward:

• multiple services in different version
• stateful workloads
• external dependencies
• feel free to create issues for use cases you are interested in

Cluster environment

You can use any K8S cluster to run this project. If you do not have a K8S cluster at your disposal, you can quickly get a local one with kind.

NOTE: If you use a cluster with no access to external LoadBalancer (like a kind cluster), you may have to :

• either use a solution like MetalLB to get external IP for your services (see ./setup/metallb/install.sh)
• or replace type: LoadBalancer by type: ClusterIP (or type: NodePort) in all service.yaml manifests :

find delivery -type f -name "*.yaml" -print0 | xargs -0 sed -i 's/type: LoadBalancer/type: ClusterIP/g'

and then use port-forward to expose your services (or a solution like kubefwd)

Contributing

If you are interested in contribution to podtato head please read contributing.md