Closed clementnuss closed 1 year ago
Thank you for the PR. This tool doesn't have an official image registry for now. github registry has some limitation, might not be a good default choice.
So I'd like to leave users to build & push the image themselves. But of course, if you want to improve the existing release script to include the functionality of building & pushing image, then I am happy to accept it. But the functionality should can be enabled/disabled by flags (e.g. --build-image, --push-image), and should be disabled by default.
I see your point. I think would go another way however, for simplicity reasons: I would fork that repo and release a docker container under postfinance/etcd-defrag
if that's ok for you. I would then update my fork based on yours from times to times.
This makes it quite easy to keep up-to-date containers. modifying the build script comes with the challenge that I'd need to export an access token and to build locally, something I don't want to do.
or I could also modify the gh-action in the same way as I did in this other project I'm maintaining: https://github.com/postfinance/kubelet-csr-approver/blob/main/.github/workflows/publish.yaml#L129
that way there would be container images published to ghcr.io and docker.io. both come with some limitations, but with two approaches I would find it acceptable.
also, having the container named ahrtr/etcd-defrag
would probably increase the adoption of this tool, it then makes it really simple to create a Kubernetes CronJob and to defragment in-cluster
Re-read the https://github.com/features/packages#pricing, it seems that the 1GB limitation of "Data transfer out outside of Actions
" is only for private repositories, and public repositories (such as ahrtr/etcd-defrag) do not have such limitation. If it's true, it might be OK to use github package registry.
Overall looks good to me, could you please squash the commits into one?
Could you please also update https://github.com/ahrtr/etcd-defrag#container-image?
Could you please also update https://github.com/ahrtr/etcd-defrag#container-image?
Never mind, we can take care of it in a separate PR. I can also take care of it.
I will create a new tag & publish a new release after merging this PR.
I've added simple docker builds using
ko-build/ko
, I think it would quite useful to have docker images available.let me know if you want me to adapt the README.
also, if this gets merged, I'll create another PR with a Kubernetes
CronJob
using the docker image to defragment my etcd clusters.thanks for the tool by the way! really useful :)