safira

Safira is a CLI Tool build with Go that has the objetive to make it easier for the Develops to Build and Deploy it's functions in Vertigo IPaaS.

It makes use of Open FaaS, to enable that people out of the DevOps scope can manage it's application without the need to know how to operate the Containers in such a low level.

Safira also helps the local development by using k3d to fully provision a Kubernetes cluster instance for testing purposes.

Minimum required

Safira was made to run on LInux OS. It's pre-requisites are:

• Docker
• Git

Debian distributions also requires the ca-certificate instalation.

sudo apt-get install -y ca-certificates

Install

Safira can be installed through a shell script or in manual way.

Shellcript

This installation will bring the latest version of the tool

curl -fsSL -o get_safira.sh https://raw.githubusercontent.com/vertigobr/safira/master/install.sh
chmod 700 get_safira.sh
./get_safira.sh

Manual

Down load the desired version here.

Then simplily extract the binary and move it to the bin folder:

tar -zxvf NOME_DO_ARQUIVO.tar.gz
mv safira /usr/local/bin/safira

Quickstart

Try yourself to use safira following the next steps:

Init

In order to start using Safira, the first instruction you will have to use is the init:

sudo -E safira init

It will download and install all the required set of tools to your local environment:

• kubectl
• k3d
• helm
• faas-cli
• okteto

Up

As was mentioned earlier, with Safira you can spin-up a a fully functional Kubernetes cluster on your local environment so you can test the Functions in a production-like environment.

To do that we need the infra up command:

safira infra up

Then we can check the services that were deployed with

safira infra status

With this local environment, we are now able to test the integration between the functions and the services we are about to create.

Functions

As we are talking here about Serverless architecture with Open FaaS, we can also use safira to help us deliver these functions.

These functions follows a pattern called Templates. To check the available Templates just use:

safira template list

Currently it supports Java, Node, Python and Nodered templates.

Create a new folder for your project, and from inside it use the function set of commands:

safira function new [FUNCTION NAME] --lang [TEMPLATE NAME]

The function will be created with a Hello World sample on it.

Deploy

Having the Function and the Local cluster provisioned, we now want to deploy our function and test it. For doing this first we will build our function:

safira function build-push [FUNCTION NAME]

Then we deploy it

safira function deploy [FUNCTION NAME]

Finally we can use infra status again to check the URL which we can access the Function:

safira infra status

It will display something like this:

SERVICES
NAME                   STATUS       AVAILABILITY       URL
basic-auth-plugin      1/1          Ready              
nats                   1/1          Ready              
queue-worker           1/1          Ready              
kong                   1/1          Ready              ipaas.localdomain:8080
gateway                1/1          Ready              openfaas.ipaas.localdomain:8080
faas-idler             1/1          Ready              
swaggereditor          1/1          Ready              editor.localdomain:8080
konga                  1/1          Ready              konga.localdomain:8080

FUNCTIONS
NAME          STATUS       AVAILABILITY       URL
hello         1/1          Ready              ipaas.localdomain:8080/function/hello

Docs

The documentation can be found in the following links:

• Portuguese
• English [TODO]

Contribution

Pull requests/Merge Requests are welcome! Please open an issue first and discuss with us about the proposing changes and be sure to perform tests in a proper way.

License

Safira is licensed under the Apache License Version 2.0.