Use Codefresh Kompose plugin to deploy or convert a Docker Compose file into Kubernetes resources.

Set required and optional environment variable and add the following step to your Codefresh pipeline:

---
version: '1.0'

steps:

  ...

  release_to_env:
    image: codefresh/plugin-kompose:v1.5.0

  ...

• required KUBE_CONTEXT - Kubernetes context to use
• FILE - Docker Compose file to deploy (default docker-compose.yaml file)
• NAMESPACE - target Kubernetes namespace (default default namespace)
• REPLICAS - specify the number of replicas generated (default 1)
• VOLUMES - volumes to be generated (persistentVolumeClaim|emptyDir) (default persistentVolumeClaim)
• DRY_RUN - do a "dry run" (print out) deployment (do not install anything, useful for Debug)
• DEBUG - print verbose install output

Add Kubernetes integration to Codefresh: > Account Settings > Integration > Kubernetes. From now on, you can use added Kubernetes cluster in Codefresh pipeline, addressing its context by the name you see in Clusters menu.

Use docker build command to build the plugin. Two build arguments can be provided to override default kubectl, helm and kompose version:

• HELM_VERSION - default to latest
• KOMPOSE_VERSION - default to v1.5.0