Okteto cloud is a free, online kubernetes namespace as a service (with quotas applied). It helps users to:
- get a forever free kubernetes namespace
- get the first-hand UX that okteto offers (being fully compatible with okteto cli)
- try out
Preview environments - deploy from your github repos
- deploy from your online/published helm charts
- inject environment variables through okteto secrets
The Developer plan (default) is a boon for day to day ad hoc kubernetes based workflows (when there are no security concerns or corporate restrictions). Quota restrictions do apply, but quotas are generous
The login is through one's github credentials. For this post I have a github repo.
- Login to okteto cloud with your github credentials and authorize okteto to see your github repo [Settings] > [Integrations] > [GitHub] > [Configure GitHub]
- Install and configure okteto cli
❯ okteto context use https://cloud.okteto.com
Authentication will continue in your default browser
You can also open a browser and navigate to the following address:
https://cloud.okteto.com/auth/authorization-code?redirect=http%3A%2F%2F127.0.0.1%3A54114%2Fauthorization-code%2Fcallback%3Fstate%3DrLEyJ6RAGEWfybHWg7T4XRqZRJeHxKJLyalxjf0nbPY%3D&state=rLEyJ6RAGEWfybHWg7T4XRqZRJeHxKJLyalxjf0nbPY%3D
✓ Context 'cloud.okteto.com' created
✓ Using context ashok-an @ cloud.okteto.com
- Create a simple manifest file
❯ cat okteto.yaml
build:
api:
context: .
deploy:
- kubectl run test-pod --image=${OKTETO_BUILD_API_IMAGE} --restart=Never
dev:
api:
command: ["bash"]
forward:
- 8080:8080
sync:
- .:/src
Note: If you have a docker-compose.yaml you can directly use okteto {deploy | up} and it should work
- Deploy your app
❯ okteto deploy
i Using ashok-an @ cloud.okteto.com as context
i Images were already built. To rebuild your images run 'okteto build' or 'okteto deploy --build'
i Running kubectl run test-pod --image=${OKTETO_BUILD_API_IMAGE} --restart=Never
pod/test-pod created
- Verify Download kubeconfig: [Settings] > [Kubernetes Credentials]
❯ export KUBECONFIG=$HOME/Downloads/okteto-kube.config:${KUBECONFIG:-$HOME/.kube/config}
❯ k get pods
NAME READY STATUS RESTARTS AGE
test-pod 1/1 Running 0 5m43s
Of-course there are more things that can be tried, the UI is very intuitive with prompts and notes; go-ahead and explore!
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