README
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project ocelot
Go to the wiki for documentation and architecture.
Ocelot is a distributed CI for running in container orchestration environments. It utilizes Vault, Consul, Postgres and NSQ and comes with a bangin' cli.
Future big wants:
- kuberentes werker nodes that interact with kube api
- vagrant werker nodes
- github integration
Prometheus exports:
- ocelot_regex_failures
- ocelot_build_clean_failed
- ocelot_docker_api_errors_total
- ocelot_active_builds
- ocelot_build_duration_seconds
- ocelot_build_count_total
- ocelot_received_messages
- ocelot_werker_stream_errors_total
- ocelot_failed_cred
- ocelot_bitbucket_failed_calls
- ocelot_admin_request_proc_time
- ocelot_admin_active_requests
- admin_triggered_builds
- ocelot_recieved_hooks
- ocelot_db_active_requests
- ocelot_db_transaction_duration
- ocelot_db_sqllib_error
Developers
Getting started with Vagrant
(Needs testing, more detail)
From deploy directory:
vagrant up
This will start 2 VMs. One for infra, one for ocelot components.
(Tip: Automatically sync code from host environment into VMs with vagrant rsync-auto in another terminal window after running vagrant up)
The ocelot VM will be at IP: 192.168.12.34
The infra VM will be at IP: 192.168.56.78
Infrastructure components run as Docker containers. (docker-compose files in deploy/infra/)
Consul UI: http://192.168.56.78:8500
Vault UI: http://192.168.56.78:8200 - Default token value: ocelotdev
NSQAdmin UI: http://192.168.56.78:4147
Postgres: 192.168.56.78:5432 - User name/Database name: postgres, Password: mysecretpassword
When the Ocelot VM starts up, it will instantiate the infrastructure by running scripts/setup-cv.sh, and attempt to install the current codebase.
You can ssh into these VMs
vagrant ssh & vagrant ssh ocelot will result in SSHing into the ocelot VM
vagrant ssh infra will SSH into the infra VM
The codebase will be located in /home/vagrant/go/src/github.com/shankj3/ocelot
Validate connectivity on host
To configure the ocelot cli to point at this development instance, you need to set these environment variables:
export ADMIN_HOST=192.168.12.34
export ADMIN_PORT=10000
Getting started with Docker
(Needs testing, more detail)
From the root of the repo:
make docker-base
make docker-build
(Start the infrastructure containers - minimum: nsq, consul, vault, postgres)
docker-compose up
Contributing
Interfaces / mocks
If you update any of the interfaces, you will also have to update the mocks generated by gomock and used for testing. Install gomock and then from root run go generate ./...
Directories
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prefix.go handles everything related to generating a prefix for the .ocelot / clone directory
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prefix.go handles everything related to generating a prefix for the .ocelot / clone directory |
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basher
The basher package contains the interface for and implementation of the shell commands that will eventually be exucted for each build.
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The basher package contains the interface for and implementation of the shell commands that will eventually be exucted for each build. |
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valet
valet is responsible for keeping track of all the active builds on the werker There are two different types; the context valet and the (build) valet.
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valet is responsible for keeping track of all the active builds on the werker There are two different types; the context valet and the (build) valet. |
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Package build_signaler is a generated GoMock package.
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Package build_signaler is a generated GoMock package. |
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cmd
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credentials
Package credentials is a generated GoMock package.
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Package credentials is a generated GoMock package. |
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trigger
trigger contains the logic for determining whether or not stages and/or commits pushed to a given
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trigger contains the logic for determining whether or not stages and/or commits pushed to a given |
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mock_models
Package mock_models is a generated GoMock package.
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Package mock_models is a generated GoMock package. |
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router
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This implementation of the OcelotStorage system creates a directory structure and stores the data via json files.
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This implementation of the OcelotStorage system creates a directory structure and stores the data via json files. |