Ballerina Kubernetes Extension

Annotation based kubernetes extension implementation for ballerina.

Features:

Kubernetes deployment support.
Kubernetes service support.
Kubernetes liveness probe support
Kubernetes readiness probe support
Kubernetes ingress support.
Kubernetes horizontal pod autoscaler support.
Docker image generation.
Docker push support with remote docker registry.
Kubernetes secret support.
Kubernetes config map support.
Kubernetes persistent volume claim support.
Kubernetes resource quotas.
Istio gateways support.
Istio virtual services support.
OpenShift build config and image stream support.
OpenShift route support.

Refer samples for more info.

Supported Annotations:

@kubernetes:Deployment{}

Supported with ballerina services, listeners and functions.

Annotation Name	Description	Default value
name	Name of the deployment	<BALLERINA_FILE_NAME>-deployment or <BALLERINA_MODULE_NAME>-deployment
labels	Labels for deployment	{ app: <OUTPUT_FILE_NAME> }
annotations	Annotations for deployment	{}
dockerHost	Docker host IP and docker PORT.(e.g "tcp://192.168.99.100:2376")	DOCKER_HOST environment variable. If DOCKER_HOST is unavailable, uses "unix:///var/run/docker.sock" for Unix or uses "npipe:////./pipe/docker_engine" for Windows 10 or uses "localhost:2375"
dockerCertPath	Docker cert path	DOCKER_CERT_PATH environment variable
registry	Docker registry url	null
username	Username for the docker registry	null
password	Password for the docker registry	null
baseImage	Base image to create the docker image	openjdk:8-jre-alpine
image	Docker image with tag	<OUTPUT_FILE_NAME>:latest. If field `registry` is set then it will be prepended to the docker image name as /<OUTPUT_FILE_NAME>:latest
buildImage	Building docker image	true
push	Push docker image to registry. This will be effective if image buildImage field is true	false
copyFiles	Copy external files for Docker image	null
singleYAML	Generate a single yaml file for all k8s resources	true
namespace	Namespace of the deployment	null
replicas	Number of replicas	1
livenessProbe	Enable or disable liveness probe	false
readinessProbe	Enable or disable readiness probe	false
imagePullPolicy	Docker image pull policy	IfNotPresent
env	List of environment variables	null
podAnnotations	Pod annotations	{}
podTolerations	Pod tolerations	{}
buildExtension	Extension for building docker images and artifacts	null
dependsOn	Listeners this deployment Depends on	null
imagePullSecrets	Image pull secrets value	null
updateStrategy	Update strategy	null
nodeSelector	Node selector labels	null
projectedVolumeMount	Projected Volume Mount configuration	null
serviceAccountName	Service Account Name	null
cmd	Value for CMD for the generated Dockerfile	`CMD java -jar ${APP} [--b7a.config.file=${CONFIG_FILE}] [--debug]`
prometheus	Enable prometheus	Default port and ClusterIP service type
uberJar	Use ballerina uber jar	Default is `false`
dockerConfigPath	Path to docker configuration file	null

@kubernetes:Service{}

Supported with ballerina services and listeners.

Annotation Name	Description	Default value
name	Name of the Service	<BALLERINA_SERVICE_NAME>-service
labels	Labels for service	{ app: <OUTPUT_FILE_NAME> }
portName	Name for the port	The protocol of the listener
port	Service port	Port of the ballerina service
targetPort	Target pod(s) port	Port of the ballerina service
nodePort	NodePort to expose service	None
sessionAffinity	Pod session affinity	None
serviceType	Service type of the service	ClusterIP
prometheus	Configure prometheus config	9797 port and ClusterIP service type

@kubernetes:Ingress{}

Supported with ballerina services and listeners.

Annotation Name	Description	Default value
name	Name of the Ingress	<BALLERINA_SERVICE_NAME>-ingress
labels	Labels for service	{ app: <OUTPUT_FILE_NAME> }
annotations	Map of additional annotations	null
hostname	Host name of the ingress	<BALLERINA_SERVICE_NAME>.com or <BALLERINA_SERVICE_LISTENER_NAME>.com
path	Resource path.	/
targetPath	This will use for URL rewrite.	null
ingressClass	Ingress class	nginx
enableTLS	Enable ingress TLS	false

@kubernetes:HPA{}

Supported with ballerina services and functions.

Annotation Name	Description	Default value
name	Name of the Horizontal Pod Autoscaler	<BALLERINA_SERVICE_NAME>-hpa
labels	Labels for service	{ app: <OUTPUT_FILE_NAME> }
annotations	Map of annotations	null
minReplicas	Minimum number of replicas	Number of replicas in deployment
maxReplicas	Maximum number of replicas	minReplicas + 1
cpuPrecentage	CPU percentage to start scaling	50

@kubernetes:Secret{}

Supported with ballerina service and functions.

Annotation Name	Description	Default value
name	Name secret mount	<BALLERINA_SERVICE_NAME>-secret
labels	Labels for service	{ app: <OUTPUT_FILE_NAME> }
annotations	Map of annotations	null
mountPath	Path to mount on container	null
readOnly	Is mount read only	true
defaultMode	Default permission mode	null
data	Paths to data files	null

@kubernetes:ConfigMap{}

Supported with ballerina services and functions.

Annotation Name	Description	Default value
name	Name config map mount	<BALLERINA_SERVICE_NAME>-config-map
mountPath	Path to mount on container	null
readOnly	Is mount read only	true
defaultMode	Default permission mode	null
data	Paths to data files	null

@kubernetes:PersistentVolumeClaim{}

Supported with ballerina services and functions.

Annotation Name	Description	Default value
name	Name secret mount	null
labels	Labels for service	{ app: <OUTPUT_FILE_NAME> }
annotations	Metadata Annotations map	null
mountPath	Path to mount on container	null
accessMode	Access mode	ReadWriteOnce
volumeClaimSize	Size of the volume claim	null
readOnly	Is mount read only	false

@kubernetes:ResourceQuota{}

Support with ballerina services and functions.

Annotation Name	Description	Default value
name	Name of the resource quota	<BALLERINA_FILE_NAME>-resource-quota or <BALLERINA_MODULE_NAME>-resource-quota
labels	Labels for resource quota	{ app: <OUTPUT_FILE_NAME> }
annotations	Metadata Annotations map	null
hard	Hard rules	{}
scopes	Scopes to which the resource quota will be applied to	[]

@kubernetes:Job{}

Supported with ballerina main function.

Annotation Name	Description	Default value
name	Name of the job	<BALLERINA_FILE_NAME>-job or <BALLERINA_MODULE_NAME>-job
labels	Labels for job	{ app: <OUTPUT_FILE_NAME> }
annotations	Metadata Annotations map	{}
dockerHost	Docker host IP and docker PORT.(e.g "tcp://192.168.99.100:2376")	DOCKER_HOST environment variable. If DOCKER_HOST is unavailable, uses "unix:///var/run/docker.sock" for Unix or uses "npipe:////./pipe/docker_engine" for Windows 10 or uses "localhost:2375"
dockerCertPath	Docker cert path	DOCKER_CERT_PATH environment variable
registry	Docker registry url	null
username	Username for the docker registry	null
password	Password for the docker registry	null
baseImage	Base image to create the docker image	openjdk:8-jre-alpine
image	Docker image with tag	<OUTPUT_FILE_NAME>:latest. If field `registry` is set then it will be prepended to the docker image name as /<OUTPUT_FILE_NAME>:latest
buildImage	Building docker image	true
push	Push docker image to registry. This will be effective if image buildImage field is true	false
copyFiles	Copy external files for Docker image	null
singleYAML	Generate a single yaml file for all k8s resources	true
namespace	Namespace for the Job	default
imagePullPolicy	Docker image pull policy	IfNotPresent
env	List of environment variables	null
restartPolicy	Restart policy	Never
backoffLimit	Backoff limit	3
activeDeadlineSeconds	Active deadline seconds	20
schedule	Schedule for cron jobs	none
imagePullSecrets	Image pull secrets value	null
nodeSelector	Node selector labels	null
cmd	Value for CMD for the generated Dockerfile	`CMD java -jar ${APP} [--b7a.config.file=${CONFIG_FILE}] [--debug]`
uberJar	Use ballerina uber jar	Default is `false`
dockerConfigPath	Path to docker configuration file	null

@istio:Gateway{}

Support with ballerina services and listeners.

Annotation Name	Description	Default value
name	Name of the istio gateway	<BALLERINA_FILE_NAME>-istio-gw or <BALLERINA_MODULE_NAME>-istio-gw
labels	Labels for istio gateway	{ app: <OUTPUT_FILE_NAME> }
annotations	Metadata Annotations map	null
selector	Set of pods/VMs on which this gateway configuration should be applied	[]
servers	List of Servers	[]

@istio:VirtualService{}

Support with ballerina services and listeners.

Annotation Name	Description	Default value
name	Name of the istio virtual service	<BALLERINA_FILE_NAME>-istio-vs or <BALLERINA_MODULE_NAME>-istio-vs
labels	Labels for istio virtual service	{ app: <OUTPUT_FILE_NAME> }
annotations	Metadata Annotations map	null
hosts	Destination which traffic should be sent	[]
gateways	Names of the gateways which the service should listen to	[]
http	Route rules for HTTP traffic	[]

@openshift:Route{}

Support with ballerina services and listeners.

Annotation Name	Description	Default value
name	Name of the openshift route	<BALLERINA_FILE_NAME>-openshift-route or <BALLERINA_MODULE_NAME>-openshift-route
labels	Labels for openshift route	{ app: <OUTPUT_FILE_NAME> }
annotations	Metadata Annotations map	null
host	The host of the route	null

How to build

Download and install JDK 11
Install Docker
Get a clone or download the source from this repository (https://github.com/ballerinax/kubernetes)
Run the Gradle command gradle build from within the kubernetes directory.
Copy build/kubernetes-extension-***.jar file to <BALLERINA_HOME>/bre/lib directory.

Enabling debug logs

Use the "BAL_DOCKER_DEBUG=true" environment variable to enable docker related debug logs when building the ballerina source(s).
Use the "BAL_KUBERNETES_DEBUG=true" environment variable to enable kubernetes related debug logs when building the ballerina source(s).

Deploy ballerina service directly using `kubectl` command.

This repository also provides a kubectl plugin which allows to build ballerina programs and deploy their kubernetes artifacts directly to a kuberetes cluster. The plugin is located at kubernetes-extension/src/main/resources/kubectl-extension/kubectl-ballerina-deploy. Follow the steps mentioned in "Extend kubectl with plugins" . Check if the plugin is available using the command kubectl plugin list.

Replacing values with environment variables.

You can replace values in an annotation using environment variables. The replacement is done with a string placeholder like "$env{ENV_VAR}". As an example lets say that you want to set the namespace field in the @kubernetes:Deployment{} annotation with a environment variable and the name of the environment variable is K8S_NAMESPACE. Following is how the annotation would look like:

@kubernetes:Deployment {
    namespace: "$env{K8S_NAMESPACE}"
}

Note: You cannot use the ballerina/config module to replace values in the annotation. This is because the kubernetes artifacts are generated during compile time. The ballerina/config module works in the runtime.

How to execute:

$> kubectl ballerina deploy hello_world_k8s.bal
> building ballerina source...
Compiling source
    hello_world_k8s.bal

Generating executable
    hello_world_k8s.jar

Generating artifacts...

	@kubernetes:Service 			 - complete 1/1
	@kubernetes:Deployment 			 - complete 1/1
	@kubernetes:Docker 			 - complete 2/2
	@kubernetes:Helm 			 - complete 1/1

	Execute the below command to deploy the Kubernetes artifacts:
	kubectl apply -f ./kubernetes

	Execute the below command to install the application using Helm:
	helm install --name hello-world-k8s-deployment ./kubernetes/hello-world-k8s-deployment

> deploying artifacts...
executing 'kubectl apply -f ./kubernetes'
service/helloworld-svc unchanged
deployment.apps/hello-world-k8s-deployment configured

> deployment complete!

Annotation Usage Sample:

import ballerina/http;
import ballerina/log;
import ballerina/kubernetes;

@kubernetes:Ingress {
    hostname: "abc.com"
}
@kubernetes:Service {
    name:"hello"
}
listener http:Listener helloEP = new(9090);

@kubernetes:Deployment {
    livenessProbe: true
}
@http:ServiceConfig {
    basePath: "/helloWorld"
}
service helloWorld on helloEP {
    resource function sayHello(http:Caller caller, http:Request request) {
        http:Response response = new;
        response.setTextPayload("Hello, World from service helloWorld ! ");
        var responseResult = caller->respond(response);
        if (responseResult is error) {
            log:printError("error responding back to client.", err = responseResult);
        }
    }
}

The kubernetes artifacts will be created in following structure.

$> tree kubernetes

kubernetes/
├── docker
│   └── Dockerfile
├── hello-world-deployment
│   ├── Chart.yaml
│   └── templates
│       └── hello-world.yaml
└── hello-world.yaml

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Ballerina Kubernetes Extension

Features:

Supported Annotations:

@kubernetes:Deployment{}

@kubernetes:Service{}

@kubernetes:Ingress{}

@kubernetes:HPA{}

@kubernetes:Secret{}

@kubernetes:ConfigMap{}

@kubernetes:PersistentVolumeClaim{}

@kubernetes:ResourceQuota{}

@kubernetes:Job{}

@istio:Gateway{}

@istio:VirtualService{}

@openshift:Route{}

How to build

Enabling debug logs

Deploy ballerina service directly using `kubectl` command.

Replacing values with environment variables.

How to execute:

Annotation Usage Sample:

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Ballerina Kubernetes Extension

Features:

Supported Annotations:

@kubernetes:Deployment{}

@kubernetes:Service{}

@kubernetes:Ingress{}

@kubernetes:HPA{}

@kubernetes:Secret{}

@kubernetes:ConfigMap{}

@kubernetes:PersistentVolumeClaim{}

@kubernetes:ResourceQuota{}

@kubernetes:Job{}

@istio:Gateway{}

@istio:VirtualService{}

@openshift:Route{}

How to build

Enabling debug logs

Deploy ballerina service directly using kubectl command.

Replacing values with environment variables.

How to execute:

Annotation Usage Sample:

Deploy ballerina service directly using `kubectl` command.