Temporary Kubernetes clusters for testing and development
Temporary clusters allow you to run your tests in a fresh environment every time.
Snapshot a cluster at a point in time so you can reproduce any problems simply.
Krucible creates and cleans up clusters for you, so you don't have to build your own solution.
const client = new KrucibleClient();
const { kubeConfig, cluster } = await client.createCluster({
displayName: "my-test-client"
});
// kubeConfig is provided by the official Kubernetes client:
// https://github.com/kubernetes-client/javascript
const api = kubeConfig.makeApiClient(k8s.CoreV1Api);
// print a list of pod names
const { body } = await api.listNamespacedPod("kube-system");
console.log(body.items.map((pod) => pod.metadata.name));
console.log(cluster);
// {
// id: '37bc9fb1-9039-43e5-b548-de0f3791eaa3',
// displayName: 'my-test-client',
// state: 'running',
// createdAt: '2020-03-01T17:50:53.374Z',
// expiresAt: '2020-03-01T18:50:53.374Z',
// connectionDetails: {
// server: 'https://usekrucible.com/servers/37bc9fb1-9039-43e5-b548-de0f3791eaa3',
// },
// }