patricksimonian / openshift-stale-artifact-inspector

inspects your openshift environment to find stale artifacts based on the BC GOV OCP-CD/CI pipeline

PR CLEANER

Disclaimer: use at your own risk! This is very hardcoded and roughly done.

This project was made so that I could quickly interface with openshift cli and github to clean up open shift artifacts that were generated from the OCP-CD/CI Pipeline. There are many situations in which the development namespace gets littered with artifacts that eat resources.

How to get started

Prerequisites

• NodeJS 10
• jq v1.5 brew install jq in mac osx sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install jq in linux
• oc cli v3.11 (open shift cli)
• ensure you are already logged in to your openshift cluster

As a CLI

1. npm install -g openshift-stale-artifact-inspector
2. run with cmd oc-clean-stale-artifacts -h
3. you can run the tool with inline arguments or a json configuration file

// config.json
{
  "app": "devhub-dev",
  "dev": "devhub-dev",
  "test": "devhub-test",
  "prod": "devhub-prod",
  "repo": "devhub-app-web",
  "owner": "bcgov",
  "token": "your oc token" 
}

ENSURE TO NOT ADD YOUR CONFIG FILE AS APART OF THE REPO HISTORY IF YOU ARE INCLUDING THE TOKEN

oc-clean-stale-artifacts --file=./config.json

Dry runs

Want to see what PRS would have been cleaned without cleaning them?

oc-clean-stale-artifacts [...your config] --dryrun

Manual PR Cleaning

Want to clean PRS manually? Pass in a comma-seperated-list of prs.

oc-clean-stale-artifacts [...your config] --prs=123,124,125