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NAME

RMK CLI - Reduced management for Kubernetes

SYNOPSIS

rmk

[--help|-h]
[--log-format|--lf]=[value]
[--log-level|--ll]=[value]
[--version|-v]

DESCRIPTION

Command line tool for reduced management of the provision of Kubernetes clusters in different environments and management of service releases.

BuiltBy: goreleaser
Commit: 7a0f199
Date: 2024-09-04T07:46:16Z
Target: linux_amd64

Usage:

rmk [GLOBAL OPTIONS] command [COMMAND OPTIONS] [ARGUMENTS...]

GLOBAL OPTIONS

–help, -h: show help

–log-format, –lf=”“: log output format, available: console, json (default: “console”)

–log-level, –ll=”“: log level severity, available: debug, info, error (default: “info”)

–version, -v: print the version

COMMANDS

cluster

Cluster management

container-registry, c

Container registry management

login

Log in to container registry

–get-token, -g: get ECR token for authentication

logout

Log out from container registry

destroy, d

Destroy AWS cluster using Terraform

list, l

List all Terraform available workspaces

k3d, k

K3D cluster management

create, c

Create K3D cluster

–k3d-volume-host-path, –kv=”“: host local directory path for mount into K3D cluster (default: present working directory)

delete, d

Delete K3D cluster

import, i

Import images from docker to K3D cluster

–k3d-import-image, –ki=”“: list images for import into K3D cluster

list, l

List K3D clusters

start, s

Start K3D cluster

stop

Stop K3D cluster

provision, p

Provision AWS cluster using Terraform

–plan, -p: creates an execution Terraform plan

state, t

State cluster management using Terraform

delete, d

Delete resource from Terraform state

–resource-address, –ra=”“: resource address for delete from Terraform state

list, l

List resources from Terraform state

refresh, r

Update state file for AWS cluster using Terraform

switch, s

Switch Kubernetes context for tenant cluster

–force, -f: force update Kubernetes context from remote cluster

completion

Completion management

zsh, z

View Zsh completion scripts

config

Configuration management

init, i

Initialize configuration for current tenant and selected environment

–artifact-mode, –am=”“: choice of artifact usage model, available: none, online (default: “none”)

–aws-ecr-host, –aeh=”“: AWS ECR host (default: “288509344804.dkr.ecr.eu-north-1.amazonaws.com”)

–aws-ecr-region, –aer=”“: AWS region for specific ECR host (default: “eu-north-1”)

–aws-ecr-user-name, –aeun=”“: AWS ECR user name (default: “AWS”)

–aws-reconfigure, -r: force AWS profile creation

–aws-reconfigure-artifact-license, -l: force AWS profile creation for artifact license, used only if RMK config option artifact-mode has values: online, offline

–cloudflare-token, –cft=”“: Cloudflare API token for provision NS records

–cluster-provider, –cp=”“: select cluster provider to provision clusters (default: “aws”)

–cluster-provisioner-state-locking, -c: disable or enable cluster provisioner state locking

–config-from-environment, –cfe=”“: inheritance of RMK config credentials from environments: develop, staging, production

–github-token, –ght=”“: personal access token for download GitHub artifacts

–progress-bar, -p: globally disable or enable progress bar for download process

–root-domain, –rd=”“: domain name for external access to app services via ingress controller

–s3-charts-repo-region, –scrr=”“: location constraint region of S3 charts repo (default: “eu-north-1”)

–slack-channel, –sc=”“: channel name for Slack notification

–slack-message-details, –smd=”“: additional information for body of Slack message

–slack-notifications, -n: enable Slack notifications

–slack-webhook, –sw=”“: URL for Slack webhook

delete, d

Delete configuration for selected environment

list, l

List available configurations for current tenant

–all, -a: list all tenant configurations

view, v

View configuration for selected environment

doc

Documentation management

–help, -h: show help

generate, g

Generate documentation by commands and flags in Markdown format

–help, -h: show help

help, h

Shows a list of commands or help for one command

help, h

Shows a list of commands or help for one command

project

Project management

generate, g

Generate project directories and files structure

–create-sops-age-keys, -c: create SOPS age keys for generated project structure

update, u

Update project file with specific dependencies version

–dependency, -d=”“: specific dependency name for updating project file

–skip-ci, -i: add [skip ci] to commit message line to skip triggering other CI builds

–skip-commit, -c: only change a version in for project file without committing and pushing it

–version, -v=”“: specific dependency version for updating project file

release

Release components list from state file (Helmfile)

build, b

Build releases

–helmfile-args, –ha=”“: Helmfile additional arguments

–helmfile-log-level, –hll=”“: Helmfile log level severity, available: debug, info, warn, error (default: “error”)

–selector, -l=”“: only run using releases that match labels. Labels can take form of foo=bar or foo!=bar

–skip-context-switch, -s: skip context switch for not provisioned cluster

destroy, d

Destroy releases

–helmfile-args, –ha=”“: Helmfile additional arguments

–helmfile-log-level, –hll=”“: Helmfile log level severity, available: debug, info, warn, error (default: “error”)

–output, -o=”“: output format, available: short, yaml (default: “short”)

–selector, -l=”“: only run using releases that match labels. Labels can take form of foo=bar or foo!=bar

–skip-context-switch, -s: skip context switch for not provisioned cluster

list, l

List releases

–helmfile-args, –ha=”“: Helmfile additional arguments

–helmfile-log-level, –hll=”“: Helmfile log level severity, available: debug, info, warn, error (default: “error”)

–output, -o=”“: output format, available: short, yaml (default: “short”)

–selector, -l=”“: only run using releases that match labels. Labels can take form of foo=bar or foo!=bar

–skip-context-switch, -s: skip context switch for not provisioned cluster

rollback, r

Rollback specific releases to latest stable state

–release-name, –rn=”“: list release names for rollback status in Kubernetes

–skip-context-switch, -s: skip context switch for not provisioned cluster

sync, s

Sync releases

–helmfile-args, –ha=”“: Helmfile additional arguments

–helmfile-log-level, –hll=”“: Helmfile log level severity, available: debug, info, warn, error (default: “error”)

–selector, -l=”“: only run using releases that match labels. Labels can take form of foo=bar or foo!=bar

–skip-context-switch, -s: skip context switch for not provisioned cluster

template, t

Template releases

–helmfile-args, –ha=”“: Helmfile additional arguments

–helmfile-log-level, –hll=”“: Helmfile log level severity, available: debug, info, warn, error (default: “error”)

–selector, -l=”“: only run using releases that match labels. Labels can take form of foo=bar or foo!=bar

–skip-context-switch, -s: skip context switch for not provisioned cluster

update, u

Update releases file with specific environment values

–commit, -c: only commit and push changes for releases file

–deploy, -d: deploy updated releases after committed and pushed changes

–repository, -r=”“: specific repository for updating releases file

–skip-ci, -i: add [skip ci] to commit message line to skip triggering other CI builds

–skip-context-switch, -s: skip context switch for not provisioned cluster

–tag, -t=”“: specific tag for updating releases file

secret

secrets management

manager, m

batch secrets management

decrypt, d

Decrypt secrets batch for selected scope and environment

–environment, -e=”“: specific environments for selected secrets

–scope, -s=”“: specific scopes for selected secrets

encrypt, e

Encrypt secrets batch for selected scope and environment

–environment, -e=”“: specific environments for selected secrets

–scope, -s=”“: specific scopes for selected secrets

generate, g

Generate secrets batch for selected scope and environment

–environment, -e=”“: specific environments for selected secrets

–force, -f: force overwriting current secrets after generating new

–scope, -s=”“: specific scopes for selected secrets

keys, k

SOPS age keys management

create, c

Create SOPS age keys

download, d

Download SOPS age keys from S3 bucket

upload, u

Upload SOPS age keys to S3 bucket

encrypt, e

Encrypt secret file

decrypt, d

Decrypt secret file

view, v

View secret file

edit

Edit secret file

update

Update RMK CLI to a new version

–release-candidate, -r: force update RMK to latest release candidate version

–version, -v=”“: RMK special version. (default: empty value corresponds latest version)

help, h

Shows a list of commands or help for one command


Last update: September 4, 2024