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Either:
- install clk-project and the extension with
curl -sSL https://clk-project.org/install.sh | env CLK_EXTENSIONS=k8s bash
- if you already have clk, you can simply install this extension with
clk extension install k8s
clk k8s flow
Now, you have a local cluster running and ready to be used. It is that simple.
This extension also provides some tilt functions. To use them, load the extension, like thisconfig.define_string("clk-k8s-local-path")
cfg = config.parse()
v1alpha1.extension_repo(
name='clk-k8s',
url=cfg.get(
'clk-k8s-local-path',
'https://github.com/clk-project/clk_extension_k8s',
),
)
v1alpha1.extension(
name='clk-helpers',
repo_name='clk-k8s',
repo_path='tilt-extensions/helpers',
)
load('ext://clk-helpers', 'update_helm_chart')