O-Neko
O-Neko lets everyone preview and try out new features of your software by creating on-demand test environments for feature branches. O-Neko is Kubernetes-native and allows for flexible project configurations via Helm charts. Make sure developers, testers, project managers, product owners and clients are on the same page! Preview and test before you merge!
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Documentation and installation guide
You can find our documentation here.
Features
- Deploy development versions (e.g. every branch) to Kubernetes with one click
- Configure projects via Helm charts
- Automatically re-deploy running versions when the corresponding Docker image has changed (configurable per project and version)
- Automatically stop running versions after a specific time (configurable per project and version)
- Select variables that allow fast changes to frequently used configuration settings (e.g. server URLs)
Pre-requisites
- Generally, nearly every project able to run in Kubernetes can be deployed with O-Neko
- You need Docker containers of all project versions you want to deploy with O-Neko
- You need Helm charts for each project you want to deploy. The charts need to be hosted in a chart registry.
- Currently we support standard Helm chart registries and Helm GCS
- The Docker image tag and the image pull policy need to be configurable
- O-Neko works with kubernetes versions 1.10.0 - 1.25.3 (these versions are officially supported by the Kubernetes client library we use)
How does it work?
- O-Neko is running inside your Kubernetes cluster
- A project consists of a Docker image that resides in any Docker registry. O-Neko is polling all tags that are available for this image and lets you deploy them.
- The configuration is done via Helm charts (values.yaml) and template variables. O-Neko provides some variables (e.g. the docker image tag) but you can also define your own. The configuration and the variables can be overridden by specific versions.
- The Helm release status of all deployments is monitored by O-Neko and can be seen in the web frontend
Contributing
If you want to report an issue or work on O-Neko please read our contributing page.
Original authors
This project has been started in late 2017 as a "lab day" project by @philmtd, @reinkem, @schwerlaut, @steffenkuche and @tom-schoener.
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