oc

oc

The oc plugin works exactly the same as the kubectl plugin. Sole exception is the login handling. There is a ocLogin instead of kubectlUseContext.

Classpath

Add this library to the classpath:

buildscript {
	dependencies {
	    ...
		classpath 'gradle.plugin.com.github.rmee:oc:<VERSION>'
	}
}

Setup

An example looks like:

apply plugin: 'oc'
oc {
	projectName = 'demo-app'
	credentials {
		userName = 'john'
		password = 'doe'
		token = 'someToken // alternative to userName/password
	}
	cli {
	  version = '3.7.2-282e43f' 
	  imageName = 
	}
}

task ocSetupTiller(type: OcExec) {
	group = 'provision'
	mustRunAfter ocNewProject
	commandLine "oc process -f ${file('src/main/...')} -p TILLER_NAMESPACE=${oc.projectName} | oc create -f -"
}

For more detailed information, have a look at the OcExtension.

The plugin makes use of dockerized binarizes, for more information have a look at the root page.

Tasks

• OcBootstrap downloads the cli.
• OcExec allow to issue a command. Alternatively, oc.exec(...) can be used.
• OcLogin performs the login.
• OcSetProject sets the currently used project.
• OcNewProject creates a new project.

Example

For an example app have a look at https://github.com/rmee/gradle-plugins/tree/master/helm/src/test/resources/ and HelmSysTest.