Soam VasaniandGitHub
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This change enables users to have declarative specifications for Fission resources. Users can specify their "app" in a set of spec files, and use a new fission CLI command to "apply" these specs to a running cluster. The new "spec" CLI also includes archiving of local source files, and a file watcher that re-builds archives and uploads them on file changes, and a package build watcher that waits for package builds on the CLI. A "--spec" option is also added to "function create", and will be added to other resources in future changes. This option causes a YAML to be outputted to the specs directory instead of the resource being created on the cluster. The CLI "fission spec --help" outputs usage information.
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#!/bin/bash
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#test:disabled
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set -euo pipefail
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fn=spec-$(date +%N)
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env=python-$fn
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# init
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fission spec init
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# verify init
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[ -d specs ]
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[ -f specs/README ]
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[ -f specs/fission-deployment-config.yaml ]
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# TODO replace with `fission env create --spec`
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cat > specs/env.yaml <<EOF
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apiVersion: fission.io/v1
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kind: Environment
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metadata:
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name: $env
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namespace: default
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spec:
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version: 1
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runtime:
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image: fission/python-env:0.4.0
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EOF
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# create env
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fission spec apply
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trap "fission env delete --name $env" EXIT
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# verify env created
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fission env list | grep python
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# generate function spec
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fission fn create --spec --name $fn --env $env --code $(dirname $0)/hello.py
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# verify that function spec exists and has ArchiveUploadSpec, Package and Function
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[ -f specs/function-$fn.yaml ]
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grep ArchiveUploadSpec specs/*.yaml
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grep Package specs/*.yaml
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grep Function specs/*.yaml
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# create function
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fission spec apply
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trap "fission fn delete --name $fn" EXIT
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# verify function
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fission fn list | grep $fn
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sleep 3
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fission fn test --name $fn | grep -i hello
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