GitHub Action
Knative Service Manager
kn-service-manager is a GitHub Action to manage Knative Services on a Kubernetes cluster, using the Knative Client.
A Kubernetes Cluster with Knative installed. On OpenShift, this is usually provided through the Red Hat OpenShift Serverless operator. To try an OpenShift cluster, visit try.openshift.com.
Input | Description | Default |
---|---|---|
service_name | The name of the Knative service to create or manage. | Required |
command | The command to pass to kn . Commands are create , update , apply , and delete . |
create |
container_image | The container image to deploy. Required unless command is delete . |
None |
force_create | If command is create , append the --force argument. |
false |
kn_extra_args | Any extra arguments to append to the kn <command> call. Refer to Passing extra service arguments. |
None |
namespace | Kubernetes namespace to target. | Current context |
registry_user | The user to authenticate as to pull the container_image . Required if the image is private. |
None |
registry_pasword | The registry_user 's password or token. Required if the image is private. |
None |
Note:
When a username and a token or password are provided to pull the image, the action will create a Kubernetes docker-registry
secret with the provided credentials. The secret's docker-server
value will be the domain of the container_image
input.
Output | Description |
---|---|
service_url | URL to the Knative service that was created or updated. Empty if command input is delete . |
The example below shows how the kn-service-manager
action can be used to deploy a Knative service to Kubernetes.
You must be logged into your Kubernetes cluster before running this action. If you are using OpenShift, use oc-login.
- name: Create Knative Service
uses: redhat-actions/kn-service-manager@v1
with:
service_name: getting-started-knative
container_image: ${{ env.IMAGE_NAME }}
For a complete example see the example workflow.
This action provides basic options such as namespace, service name, image and the command to run. There might be cases where you might want to pass extra arguments to the kn service <command>
. In those cases you can use kn_extra_args
.
For example, if you want to add --min-scale=1
and--max-scale=5
, then your action snippet will be:
- name: Create Knative Service
uses: redhat-actions/kn-service-manager@v1
with:
service_name: getting-started-knative
container_image: "${{ steps.push-to-quay.outputs.registry-path }}"
kn_extra_args: >
--min-scale=1
--max-scale=5