Skaffold
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Skaffold is a tool open-sourced by Google to streamline development of local Kubernetes applications. It automates processes like building images, pushing these images and deploying Kubernetes services, making continuous development of Kubernetes applications easier. Its feature highlights include:
No server components involved
Detection of code changes for automatic build, push, and service deployment
Management of image tags
Support for existing workflow
Deploy upon file saving
Before using Skaffold, make sure:
The Kubernetes cluster has been deployed and local kubectl command line is configured.
The local Docker is running and logged into DockerHub or another Docker Registry.
The skaffold command line has been downloaded and placed in the system PATH path.
The Skaffold codebase provides a series of examples. Let's check out a simple one.
Download an example application:
Modify the images in k8s-pod.yaml
and skaffold.yaml
files by replacing gcr.io/k8s-skaffold
with Docker Registry you're logged into. Then, run skaffold
At this point, open another terminal. After you modify the contents of main.go
, Skaffold automatically performs
Creating a new image (with a unique sha256 TAG)
Replacing the image in the k8s-pod.yaml
file with the new TAG
Redeploying k8s-pod.yaml