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deploy-node-app will prompt you with a minimal set of questions required to deploy your app to any Kubernetes cluster. If zero-config with no lock-in sounds too good to be true - remember this project is inbeta 😉. However, it mostly works, anddeploy-node-app also supports more than just Node.js projects! Try it on a Python or Ruby project or a static site project!

Once you've rundeploy-node-app in your project, you can commit your.dna.json file and usedeploy-node-app with no prompts in the future (works great for CI too!).

Just runnpx deploy-node-app in your node project.

deploy-node-app is a project bootstrapper, powered bySkaffold. After answering a few questions about your app, this tool can:

1. Create a Dockerfile, skaffold.yaml and all the Kubernetes YAML you need!
2. Automatically provision common dependencies (like redis and postgres)!
3. Develop and deploy your app on any Kubernetes cluster

Essentially,deploy-node-app supercharges any web applications with awesome tools and best practices.

Usage: deploy-node-app [env] [action]Options:  -V, --version                        output the version number  -w, --write                          Write files to project (writes out Dockerfile, skaffold.yaml, etc)  -u, --update                         Update existing files (default: false)  -f, --force                          Dont prompt if possible (default: false)  -l, --label [foo=bar,tier=service]   Add labels to created Kubernetes resources  -t, --target <path/to/project>       Target project directory (default: ".")  -c, --config <path/to/kubeconfig>    Kubernetes configuration file (default: "~/.kube/config")  -m, --modules <redis,postgres>       Explicitly add modules

By default,deploy-node-app will write a few files to your directory, and by default files won't be touched if they've been modified.deploy-node-app by itself is the same asdeploy-node-app production deploy

Simply runnpx deploy-node-app in your repository. The tool will attempt to prompt you when it needs answers to questions, and do it's best to bootstrap your application. Take a look atsupported languages - we're always looking to add more!

Take a look at/test for a growing list of examples!

deploy-node-app knows about dependencies! For example, if you install a redis or postgres driver for Node.js, Python, Rubyand more,deploy-node-app will automatically create Redis or Postgres deployments that work with your app!

• kubectl - required for creating your deployment, and recommended for managing your deployment after created
• Skaffold - Kubernetes workflow utility

deploy-node-app is created and maintained by

KubeSail - Kubernetes for Human Beings

If you feel that this tool can be improved in any way, feel free to open an issue or pull request!