alpine/k8s repository overview

⁠All-In-One Kubernetes tools (kubectl, helm, iam-authenticator, eksctl, kubeseal, etc)

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kubernetes docker images with necessary tools

⁠Notes

(1) For AWS EKS users, not all versions are supported yet. AWS EKS⁠ maintains special kubernetes versions⁠ to its managed service. Do remember to choice the proper version for EKS only.

(2) There is no latest tag for this image

(3) If you need more tools to be added, raise tickets in issues.

(4) This image supports linux/amd64,linux/arm64 platform now, updated on 15th Feb 2023 with #54⁠

⁠Installed tools

• kubectl⁠ (latest minor versions: https://kubernetes.io/releases/⁠)
• kustomize⁠ (latest release: https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/kustomize/releases/latest⁠)
• helm⁠ (latest release: https://github.com/helm/helm/releases/latest⁠)
• helm-diff⁠ (latest commit)
• helm-unittest⁠ (latest commit)
• helm-push⁠ (latest commit)
• aws-iam-authenticator⁠ (latest version when run the build)
• eksctl⁠ (latest version when run the build)
• awscli v1⁠ (latest version when run the build)
• kubeseal⁠ (latest version when run the build)
• General tools, such as bash, curl, jq, yq, etc

⁠Github Repo

https://github.com/alpine-docker/k8s⁠

⁠build logs

https://app.circleci.com/pipelines/github/alpine-docker/k8s⁠

⁠Docker image tags

https://hub.docker.com/r/alpine/k8s/tags/⁠

⁠Why we need it

Mostly it is used during CI/CD (continuous integration and continuous delivery) or as part of an automated build/deployment

⁠kubectl versions

You should check in kubernetes versions⁠, it lists the kubectl latest minor versions and used as image tags.

⁠Involve with developing and testing

If you want to build these images by yourself, please follow below commands.

export REBUILD=true
# comment the line in file "build.sh" to stop image push:  docker push ${image}:${tag}
bash ./build.sh

⁠Weekly build

Automation build job runs weekly by Circle CI Pipeline.