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sudo snap install devoperator --classic

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Last updated

  • 3 November 2020 - latest/stable

This snap hasn't been updated in a while. It might be unmaintained and have stability or security issues.


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DevOps tools

DevOperator contains tools needed for building and managing our infrastructure. For use internally and by our customers.

Configuration

Create aliases by running:

devoperator aliases | sudo bash -x

Enable command completion by adding this to .bashrc

source /snap/devoperator/current/bin/authwrapper-completion.bash
source /snap/devoperator/current/eksctl.bash
source /snap/devoperator/current/istioctl.bash
source /snap/devoperator/current/kubectl.bash

Extend PYTHONPATH with

export PYTHONPATH=/snap/devoperator/current/lib/python3.6/site-packages

Contents

  • Our Tools
    • assume-role
    • authwrapper
    • delete-deployments
    • delete-failed-pods
    • delete-istio-deployments
    • delete-istio-pods
    • delete-pods
    • devoperator
    • elastic-port-forward
    • get-all-internal-ips
    • kiali-port-forward
    • kubectl-add-cluster-credentials
    • manifestreport
    • mfa
    • pending-pods
    • recreate-nodegroups
    • restart-deployments
    • restart-istio-deployments
    • tf
  • Third-Party Tools
    • Ansible
    • AVH git flow
    • AWS CLI
    • aws-iam-authenticator
    • eksctl
    • istioctl
    • kubectl
    • sops
    • Terraform
    • yq
  • Python libraries
    • boto3
    • botocore
    • kubernetes
    • openshift
    • toml

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