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• Architecture
• Controller
  • Build binary
  • Build image
• API
  • Build binary
  • Build image
• UI
  • Build binary
  • Build image
• Helm Chart
  • Create
  • Deploy
    • Manually
    • Argo CD
• Usage

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The Kurama Controller is the main component, where all the Kubernetes recources management logic is located. The package is hosted in the ./pkg/controller/ directory.

The kurama binary can be built with the following command:

$  go build [-v] -o kurama

Some things can be tweaked by using these ENV vars:

• CGO_ENABLED: The default is 1, which means the resulting binary will be dynamically linked with some system libraries (e.g. libc, etc.). If wanted to build the binary statically, it can be passed a value of 0 instead.
• GOARCH: Target architecture, defaults to host.
• GOOS: Target operating system, defaults to host.

To build the container image which will be deployed later to a Kubernetes cluster, execute the following command:

$  buildah build -t kurama

The same variables defined before can be passed in as build args, e.g.:

$  buildah build -t kurama --build-arg="GOARCH=arm64"

This image is hosted here at GHCR, specifically under ghcr.io/iwas-coder/kurama, and it’s updated regularly.

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To package the given Helm Chart (under the chart/ directory) it’s as easy as executing:

$  helm package chart

It will output a compressed archive named kurama-<VERSION>.tgz, which can be used later on as an alternative method to deploy the app.

Kurama is packaged within a Helm Chart, whose source code is hosted under the chart/ directory. Thus, can be easily deployed to a cluster by executing the following commands:

$  helm [-n <NS>] upgrade --install [--atomic --create-namespace] kurama oci:https://ghcr.io/iwas-coder/kurama

The GHCR OCI URL can be replaced by the path to a locally packaged chart (explained in the section right above), if preferred.

Kurama can also be deployed to a cluster via Argo CD and its declarative approach. This is an example of an Argo CD’s Application resource which deploys Kurama to its own namespace (the argo-cd namespace should be replaced by its given name when Argo CD was installed):

apiVersion: argoproj.io/v1alpha1
kind: Application
metadata:
  name: kurama
  namespace: argo-cd
  finalizers: [resources-finalizer.argocd.argoproj.io]
spec:
  project: default
  source:
    repoURL: https://github.com/iWas-Coder/kurama
    targetRevision: HEAD
    path: chart
  destination:
    server: https://kubernetes.default.svc
    namespace: kurama
  syncPolicy:
    syncOptions: [CreateNamespace=true]
    automated:
      prune: true
      selfHeal: true

This is a basic definition example of the KuramaJob custom resource:

apiVersion: kurama.io/v1
kind: KuramaJob
metadata:
  name: hello-world
spec:
  steps:
    - name: run-echo
      command: |
        echo "Hello, World!"