Disclaimer:
Posting the code publicly if others can find inspiration from it and to see how they can use containerd to build the container platform that they want. It's single node right now, no schedulers, you manage it on the node.
This code is open source and it should work for most setups on modern systems. If you don't have a modern system, then you are holding us all back and you need to upgrade. If you use a distro that lives in the past, maybe you should switch.
This project is built for me, for my servers, running the way I think infrastructure should run. It's very opinionated. I'll merge PRs when they make sense for the project, but if I don't merge your PR, don't take it personal. I need a place to try out ideas and only be responsible to myself, I write enough code that is used by many and feel the responsibility of my actions and code every day. This is my safe space where I only answer to myself.
Feel free to fork this project and make it something great for your own needs, I encourage it. Take the code, try out crazy ideas, experiment, and share your creations with others.
Warning:
When consul is enabled, boss will remove systemd-resolved because it causes so many issues
with DNS and forwarding to consul to provide DNS and service discovery.
The old fasion way of /etc/resolv.conf works much better without systemd poking with it.
NAME:
boss - run containers like a ross
USAGE:
boss [global options] command [command options] [arguments...]
VERSION:
9
DESCRIPTION:
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run containers like a boss
COMMANDS:
build build
create create a container
delete delete a service
init init boss on a system
kill kill a running service
list list containers managed via boss
rollback rollback a container to a previous revision
start start an existing service
stop stop a running service
update update an existing container's configuration
help, h Shows a list of commands or help for one command
GLOBAL OPTIONS:
--help, -h show help
--version, -v print the version
- you should be able to update container resources without restarting a container
- you should be able to update the image without creating a new container
- you should be able to rollback to a previous container state
- containers should be able to migrate across nodes, live or otherwise, and keep all their data
- services are automatically registered and found via DNS
- don't bother me with fancy graphs and metrics, just alert me when something's wrong
- logs on disk suck, apps should send to things like sentry when they can, else go to system logger
- KISS
You need to have a new containerd version running. containerd 1.2+. As containerd 1.2 isn't out yet, use master, like me.
Also a modern systemd based system. Ubuntu 18.04 server works amazing. Boss needs to run as root.
To bootstrap your system write a system config to /etc/boss/boss.toml and run init your system with boss.
> boss init
This will install everything in your system config and get your system up and running.
If you have consul configured, it will install, setup, configure DNS, and register other services automatically.
If you have cni configured, it will download the cni plugins and automatically use it for containers that have network = "cni" specified.
You don't have to write a /etc/cni/net.d conf or install plugins, boss does it all for you.
If you want to be able to run boss build on a machine, you add the buildkit configuration and boss
will get you buildkitd up and running and ready to build images.
There is other configurations that I use that are here. They may not be useful for other people, but again, this is my project built for me and my needs. I do what I want in it ;)
If you hate boss and think it's ugly, just run > boss init --undo and it will clean itself up and get out of your hair. EZ.
id = "hostname-01"
iface = "eth0"
domain = "my-domain"
[consul]
image = "docker.io/crosbymichael/consul:latest"
bootstrap = true
[buildkit]
image = "docker.io/crosbymichael/buildkit:latest"
[cni]
image = "docker.io/crosbymichael/cni:latest"
type = "macvlan"
[cni.ipam]
type = "dhcp"
[nodemetrics]
image = "docker.io/crosbymichael/nodeexporter:latest"To run a container, bootstrap your system then create a toml file and run it with boss.
> boss create redis.toml
id = "redis"
image = "docker.io/library/redis:3.2-stretch"
network = "cni"
[resources]
memory = 1024
cpu = 2.0
[services]
[services.redis]
port = 6379
labels = ["dev"]Copyright (c) 2018 Michael Crosby crosbymichael@gmail.com
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