spk helps you automate, manage, and observe Kubernetes deployment operations
based on Bedrock patterns and principles.
Key features:
- Builds event triggered GitOps pipelines (learn more)
- Provides tabular introspection of applications from Docker image build to multi-cluster deployment (learn more)
- Streamlines management of versioned Terraform environments (learn more)
Download pre-compiled binaries of SPK on the release page.
$ spk
Usage: spk [options] [command]
The missing Bedrock CLI
Options:
-v, --verbose Enable verbose logging
-V, --version output the version number
-h, --help output usage information
Commands:
init|i [options] Initialize the spk tool for the first time.
setup|s [options] An interactive command to setup resources in azure and azure dev-ops
deployment Introspect your deployments
hld Commands for initalizing and managing a bedrock HLD repository.
infra Manage and modify your Bedrock infrastructure.
project Initialize and manage your Bedrock project.
service Create and manage services for a Bedrock project.
variable-group Creates Variable Group in Azure DevOps project.To use spk, you must make sure you have the following tools installed:
git- at least version 2.22. Follow download instructions here
Follow instructions to download and install the rest of the prerequisites here.
The fastest way to get started with spk is to following our interactive
initialization.
spk init -iThis will guide you through the process of creating a configuration. Alternatively if you already have a configuration file you can run the command:
spk init -f spk-config.yamlYou will find several guides to help you get started on each of the areas at SPK guides.
- Managing a bedrock project with SPK
- Observing deployments with SPK
- Simplifying multiple Terraform environments with SPK