Deploy your apps on Kubernetes easily.
Cuber is an automation tool (written in Ruby) that can package and deploy your apps (written in any language and framework) on Kubernetes.
Unlike other tools that add more options and more complexity to Kubernetes, Cuber is made to simplify and reduce the complexity, thus making the deployment process more standardized and reliable.
You just need to create a Cuberfile, with ~10 lines of code, and then type cuber deploy to package and deploy your app on any Kubernetes cluster.
Kubernetes is up to 80% cheaper compared to PaaS like Heroku and you can choose between different cloud providers (no lock-in). It is also reliable and it can scale applications of any size. The only downside is that it's complex and requires many steps and configurations, even if most applications share the same needs... Cuber makes Kubernetes simple and more concise. In this way you have the simplicity of a PaaS, at the cost of bare infrastructure.
First you need to install the prerequisites: ruby, git, docker, pack, kubectl.
Then install Cuber:
$ gem install cuber
Open your application folder and create a Cuberfile, for example:
# Give a name to your app
app 'myapp'
# Get the code from this Git repository
repo '.'
# Build the Docker image automatically (or provide a Dockerfile)
buildpacks 'heroku/buildpacks:20'
# Publish the Docker image in a registry
image 'username/myapp'
# Connect to this Kubernetes cluster
kubeconfig 'path/to/kubeconfig.yml'
# Run and scale any command on Kubernetes
proc :web, 'your web server command'You can also see a more complete example.
Then in your terminal:
$ cuber deploy
Finally you can also monitor the status of your application:
$ cuber info
Check out the Cuberfile configuration and the Cuber CLI commands for more information.
GKE: cloud.google.com/gke-nodepool Digital Ocean: doks.digitalocean.com/node-pool
Cuber has been used in production for Pushpad for over a year and it is stable and reliable.
Cuber has all the features needed for deploying applications on Kubernetes and it is used every day for several projects.
Cuber is released under the Apache-2.0 license.
You can find more information and documentation on cuber.cloud.