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Chatbot
Chatbot is a Slack bot to deploy things to Kubernetes
Requirements
This assumes you already have a kubernetes cluster. Tested with kubectl v1.11.1.
Setup
To run Chatbot on Slack, first you need to create a new bot user integration on Slack and get the token (See Slack bot users for more details).
Then you need to know the channel ids where you want to run the Chatbot. You can get them on https://slack.com/api/channels.list?token={REPLACE WITH YOUR TOKEN}
How to run
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You just need to supply one environment variable, which is the slack token you've created earlier:
CHATBOT_SLACK_TOKEN=your_token CHATBOT_CLUSTER_NAME=your_net_name go run cmd/bot/main.go
How to use
After creating and setting up a bot - invite it to your desired Slack channel(s) by mentioning it.
Supported commands
!deploy your_cluster your_app your_container your/docker:image, currently supports deployments and statefulsets,
whereyour_clusterisCHATBOT_CLUSTER_NAME,your_appis a statefulset/deployment name,your_containeris a container name within a pod and image is the image you want
to deploy. Note, that it automatically forces redeploy even if the image name is the same as the last deployed one
but if you want to force pull - you need to specifyimagePullPolicy: Alwaysfor your container in the manifest.!reset your_cluster your_app, basically resets data for statefulesets, whereyour_clusterisCHATBOT_CLUSTER_NAME,
your_appis your app label and it's name.- A link with concrete commands per artifact can be found here
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Functions ¶
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type Command ¶
type Command interface {
// Func returns a command that could be run on slack
Func() func(*bot.Cmd) (string, error)
// Func3 returns an async command that should run on slack
Func3() func(*bot.Cmd) (bot.CmdResultV3, error)
// Register registers the func in global slack command registry
Register()
}
Command represents a command that could be run on slack
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