denvasyliev/kubebot repository overview

⁠Improvements

Add alias k=kubectl

Reduce docker image size from 300MB to 16MB

Update kubectl version

Minor changes to slack messages

Add RBAC template

Add Helm Chart

⁠Helm Chart

helm template kubebot-helm --name kubebot --set slack.admins=REPLACE-NAME --set slack.token=xoxb-REPLACE-TOKEN --set slack.channel=REPLACE-CHANNEL-ID --set image.tag=3.0.23|k apply -f -

⁠Kubebot

Kubebot is a Kubernetes chatbot for Slack.

This project is in active development and it's not ready for production yet.

⁠Setup

To run Kubebot on Slack, first you need to create a new bot⁠ user integration on Slack and get the token.

Then you need to know the channel ids where you want to run the Kubebot. You can get them on https://slack.com/api/channels.list?token={REPLACE WITH YOUR TOKEN}

⁠How to run it

⁠Using Kubernetes charts

The fastest way to run Kubebot in your Kubernetes cluster is using the Kubebot chart⁠ for Kubernetes.

⁠Running the binary

It is possible to run the binary locally or in a server. First you need to download and compile this project using the Go compiler:

mkdir -p $GOPATH/github.com/harbur/kubebot
cd $_
git clone [email protected]:harbur/kubebot.git
go install -v github.com/harbur/kubebot

Then set up the following environment variables:

# use the token you generated in the setup
KUBEBOT_SLACK_TOKEN="replacewithyourtoken" 

# use as many channels ids you want; use a space as a separator
KUBEBOT_SLACK_CHANNELS_IDS="1234 4321" 

# use as many admin nicknames as you want; use a space as separator
KUBEBOT_SLACK_ADMINS_NICKNAMES="nickname1 nickname2" 

# set which kubectl commands the admins will be able to run
KUBEBOT_SLACK_VALID_COMMANDS="get describe logs explain"

After the setup, you can run the binary:

kubebot