werf

README

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Werf (previously known as Dapp) is made to implement and support Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (CI/CD).

It helps DevOps engineers generate and deploy images by linking together:

• application code (with Git support),
• infrastructure code (with Ansible or shell scripts), and
• platform as a service (Kubernetes).

Werf simplifies development of build scripts, reduces commit build time and automates deployment. It is designed to make engineer's work fast end efficient.

Contents

• Features
• Requirements and Installation
  • Install Dependencies
  • Install werf
• Docs and Support
• License

Features

• Comlete application lifecycle management: build and cleanup images, deploy application into Kubernetes.
• Reducing average build time for a sequence of git commits.
• Building images with Ansible and shell scripts.
• Building multiple images from one description.
• Sharing a common cache between builds.
• Reducing image size by detaching source data and build tools.
• Running distributed builds with common registry.
• Advanced tools for debugging built images.
• Tools for cleaning both local and remote Docker registry caches.
• Deploying to Kubernetes via helm, the Kubernetes package manager.

Installation

Install Dependencies

1. Git command line utility.

   Minimal required version is 1.9.0.

   To optionally use Git Submodules minimal version is 2.14.0.

2. Helm Kubernetes package manager. Helm is optional and only needed for deploy-related commands.

   Helm command line util installation instructions.

   Tiller backend installation instructions.

   Minimal version is v2.7.0-rc1.

Install Werf binary (simple)

The latest release can be reached via this page.

MacOS

curl -L https://dl.bintray.com/dapp/dapp/v1.0.0-alpha.3/darwin-amd64/dapp -o /tmp/werf
chmod +x /tmp/werf
sudo mv /tmp/werf /usr/local/bin/werf

Linux

curl -L https://dl.bintray.com/dapp/dapp/v1.0.0-alpha.3/linux-amd64/dapp -o /tmp/werf
chmod +x /tmp/werf
sudo mv /tmp/werf /usr/local/bin/werf

Windows

Download werf.exec.

Check it

Now you have Werf installed. Check it with werf version.

Time to make your first application!

Install Werf using Multiwerf

Multiwerf is a version manager for Werf, which:

• Manages multiple versions of binaries installed on a single host, that can be used at the same time.
• Enables autoupdates (optionally).