Forked from https://github.com/linkyard/concourse-helm-resource and combined with https://github.com/demilletech/docker-concourse-helm-gcp
Deploy to Kubernetes Helm from Concourse.
Add the resource type to your pipeline:
resource_types:
- name: helm
type: docker-image
source:
repository: alexandruast/concourse-helm-gcp
cluster_url
: Required. URL to Kubernetes Master API servicecluster_ca
: Optional. Base64 encoded PEM. Required if cluster_url
is https.token
: Optional. Bearer token for Kubernetes. This, 'token_path' or admin_key
/admin_cert
are required if cluster_url
is https.admin_key
: Optional. Base64 encoded PEM. Required if cluster_url
is https and no token
or 'token_path' is provided.admin_cert
: Optional. Base64 encoded PEM. Required if cluster_url
is https and no token
or 'token_path' is provided.release
: Optional. Name of the release (not a file, a string). (Default: autogenerated by helm)namespace
: Optional. Kubernetes namespace the chart will be installed into. (Default: default)helm_init_server
: Optional. Installs helm into the cluster if not already installed. (Default: false)helm_history_max
: Optional. Limits the maximum number of revisions. (Default: 0 = no limit)tiller_namespace
: Optional. Kubernetes namespace where tiller is running (or will be installed to). (Default: kube-system)tiller_service_account
: Optional Name of the service account that tiller will use (only applies if helm_init_server is true).repos
: Optional. Array of Helm repositories to initialize, each repository is defined as an object with properties name
, url
(required) username and password (optional).helm_host
: Optional Address of Tiller. Skips helm discovery process. (only applies if helm_init_server
is false).tls_enabled
: Optional Uses TLS for all interactions with Tiller. (Default: false)helm_ca
: Optional Private CA that is used to issue certificates for Tiller clients and servers (only applies if tls_enabled is true).helm_cert
: Optional Certificate for Client (only applies if tls_enabled is true).helm_key
: Optional Key created for Client when doing a secure Tiller install (only applies if tls_enabled is true).tiller_cert
: Optional Certificate for Tiller (only applies if tls_enabled and helm_init_server are true).tiller_key
: Optional Key created for Tiller when doing a secure Tiller install (only applies if tls_enabled and helm_init_server are true).
check
: Check for new releasesAny new revisions to the release are returned, no matter their current state. The release must be specified in the
source for check
to work.
in
: Not Supportedout
: Deploy the helm chartDeploys a Helm chart onto the Kubernetes cluster. Tiller must be already installed on the cluster.
chart
: Required. Either the file containing the helm chart to deploy (ends with .tgz) or the name of the chart (e.g. stable/mysql
).namespace
: Optional. Either a file containing the name of the namespace or the name of the namespace. (Default: taken from source configuration).release
: Optional. Either a file containing the name of the release or the name of the release. (Default: taken from source configuration).values
: Optional. File containing the values.yaml for the deployment. Supports setting multiple value files using an array.override_values
: Optional. Array of values that can override those defined in values.yaml. Each entry in
the array is a map containing a key and a value or path. Value is set directly while path reads the contents of
the file in that path. A hide: true
parameter ensures that the value is not logged and instead replaced with ***HIDDEN***
.
A type: string
parameter makes sure Helm always treats the value as a string (uses the --set-string
option to Helm; useful if the value varies
and may look like a number, eg. if it's a Git commit hash).token_path
: Optional. Path to file containing the bearer token for Kubernetes. This, 'token' or admin_key
/admin_cert
are required if cluster_url
is https.version
: Optional Chart version to deploy, can be a file or a value. Only applies if chart
is not a file.delete
: Optional. Deletes the release instead of installing it. Requires the name
. (Default: false)test
: Optional. Test the release instead of installing it. Requires the release
. (Default: false)purge
: Optional. Purge the release on delete. (Default: false)replace
: Optional. Replace deleted release with same name. (Default: false)force
: Optional. Force resource update through delete/recreate if needed. (Default: false)devel
: Optional. Allow development versions of chart to be installed. This is useful when wanting to install pre-release
charts (i.e. 1.0.2-rc1) without having to specify a version. (Default: false)debug
: Optional. Dry run the helm install with the debug flag which logs interpolated chart templates. (Default: false)wait_until_ready
: Optional. Set to the number of seconds it should wait until all the resources in
the chart are ready. (Default: 0
which means don't wait).recreate_pods
: Optional. This flag will cause all pods to be recreated when upgrading. (Default: false)show_diff
: Optional. Show the diff that is applied if upgrading an existing successful release. Will not be used when devel
is set. (Default: false)exit_after_diff
: Optional. Show the diff but don't actually install/upgrade. (Default: false)reuse_values
: Optional. When upgrading, reuse the last release's values. (Default: false)Define the resource:
resources:
- name: myapp-helm
type: helm
source:
cluster_url: https://kube-master.domain.example
cluster_ca: _base64 encoded CA pem_
admin_key: _base64 encoded key pem_
admin_cert: _base64 encoded certificate pem_
repos:
- name: some_repo
url: https://somerepo.github.io/charts
Add to job:
jobs:
# ...
plan:
- put: myapp-helm
params:
chart: source-repo/chart-0.0.1.tgz
values: source-repo/values.yaml
override_values:
- key: replicas
value: 2
- key: version
path: version/number # Read value from version/number
- key: secret
value: ((my-top-secret-value)) # Pulled from a credentials backend like Vault
hide: true # Hides value in output
- key: image.tag
path: version/image_tag # Read value from version/number
type: string # Make sure it's interpreted as a string by Helm (not a number)