🛥️🐳 KSail - A CLI tool for provisioning GitOps enabled K8s clusters in Docker

[devantler]

Greetings, fellow explorers!

I'm thrilled to unveil a project I've been working on - a CLI tool, KSail, designed to streamline your GitOps journeys locally. While it's still being refined, I'm keen to hear your initial thoughts and insights.

Here's a glimpse at the key commands KSail will offer:

• init - Set sail by initializing a new Kubernetes cluster.
• up - Provision your Kubernetes cluster, ready for the voyage.
• start - Embark on your journey by starting a Kubernetes cluster.
• stop - Anchor your Kubernetes cluster with a simple command.
• list - Keep track of your fleet with a list of running clusters.
• down - Decommission a Kubernetes cluster with ease.
• update - Refresh your manifests in an OCI registry.
• lint - Ensure your manifest files are shipshape before deployment.
• check - Verify the status of your cluster for a smooth sailing.
• sops - Manage your SOPS keys effectively.

KSail was born out of the need for a comprehensive tool capable of handling everything from bootstrapping Flux, setting up OCI registries, managing SOPS, to pushing manifest files to local OCI registries to trigger updates. And that's just the beginning! I'm charting a course to include many more features, such as instant reconciliation by preconfiguring clusters with Flux webhook receivers that can be triggered by KSail for immediate reconciliations.

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If you're eager to join this nautical adventure, contributions to KSail are heartily welcomed! You can contribute by spotting and reporting sea monsters (bugs), sharing your voyage experiences (feedback), suggesting new destinations (feature requests), or helping steer the ship (submitting pull requests). When raising a signal flare (creating an issue) or offering a course correction (pull request), please provide as much detail as possible to help understand the situation or suggestion.