provisioner

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type Helm ¶

type Helm struct {
	Logger *log.Entry
}

Helm is an implementation of the provisioner interface. It uses helm to manage the kubernetes cluster: https://helm.sh/

func (*Helm) Cleanup ¶

func (h *Helm) Cleanup(configuration config.ParticleConfiguration, cmd cmd.Cmd) error

Cleanup ensures that there's no rest of the main chart nor of its dependencies.

func (*Helm) Converge ¶

func (h *Helm) Converge(configuration config.ParticleConfiguration, cmd cmd.Cmd) error

Converge ensures that the deployment is executed on the kubernetes cluster.

func (*Helm) Dependency ¶

func (h *Helm) Dependency(configuration config.ParticleConfiguration, cmd cmd.Cmd) error

Dependency locally adds all the helm repositories. It basically executes "helm repo add $whatever".

func (*Helm) Prepare ¶

func (h *Helm) Prepare(configuration config.ParticleConfiguration, cmd cmd.Cmd) error

Prepare installs the dependencies.

type Provisioner ¶

type Provisioner interface {
	Converge(config.ParticleConfiguration, cmd.Cmd) error
	Cleanup(config.ParticleConfiguration, cmd.Cmd) error
	Dependency(config.ParticleConfiguration, cmd.Cmd) error
	Prepare(config.ParticleConfiguration, cmd.Cmd) error
}

Provisioner is the interface that manages the deployments to the kubernetes clusters.

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