- Use installer.kube_client for Kubernetes operations - Remove redundant startupmanager calls - Simplify `delete_resource` command - Add default values for installer name and hostname - Refactor `get` function to use new arguments correctly - Remove commented out example code and unused imports - Change the factory file<REQUIRED> to load the default instance name - Update the README file of the installer Co-authored-by: peternahaaat <peternashaaat@gmail.com>
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CryptPad Kubernetes Installer
A Kubernetes installer for CryptPad with TFGrid Gateway integration.
Quick Start
import incubaid.herolib.installers.k8s.cryptpad
// Create and install CryptPad
mut installer := cryptpad.get(
name: 'mycryptpad'
create: true
)!
installer.install()!
to change the hostname and the namespace, you can override the default values:
mut installer := cryptpad.get(
name: 'mycryptpad'
create: true
)!
installer.hostname = 'customhostname'
installer.namespace = 'customnamespace'
installer.install()!
Usage
Create an Instance
mut installer := cryptpad.get(
name: 'mycryptpad' // Unique name for this instance
create: true // Create if doesn't exist
)!
The instance name will be used as:
- Kubernetes namespace name
- Hostname prefix (e.g.,
mycryptpad.gent01.grid.tf)
Install
installer.install()!
This will:
- Generate Kubernetes YAML files for CryptPad and TFGrid Gateway
- Apply them to your k3s cluster
- Wait for deployment to be ready
Destroy
installer.destroy()!
Removes all CryptPad resources from the cluster.
Requirements
- kubectl installed and configured
- k3s cluster running
- Redis server running (for configuration storage)