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Effortless Cloud-Native App Development Using Skaffold

Effortless Cloud-Native App Development Using Skaffold

By : Choudhary
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Effortless Cloud-Native App Development Using Skaffold

Effortless Cloud-Native App Development Using Skaffold

4.7 (14)
By: Choudhary

Overview of this book

Kubernetes has become the de facto standard for container orchestration, drastically improving how we deploy and manage cloud-native apps. Although it has simplified the lives of support professionals, we cannot say the same for developers who need to be equipped with better tools to increase productivity. An automated workflow that solves a wide variety of problems that every developer faces can make all the difference! Enter Skaffold – a command-line tool that automates the build, push, and deploy steps for Kubernetes applications. This book is divided into three parts, starting with common challenges encountered by developers in building apps with Kubernetes. The second part covers Skaffold features, its architecture, supported container image builders, and more. In the last part, you'll focus on practical implementation, learning how to deploy Spring Boot apps to cloud platforms such as Google Cloud Platform (GCP) using Skaffold. You'll also create CI/CD pipelines for your cloud-native apps with Skaffold. Although the examples covered in this book are written in Java and Spring Boot, the techniques can be applied to apps built using other technologies too. By the end of this Skaffold book, you'll develop skills that will help accelerate your inner development loop and be able to build and deploy your apps to the Kubernetes cluster with Skaffold.
Table of Contents (15 chapters)
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Section 1: The Kubernetes Nightmare – Skaffold to the Rescue
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Section 2: Getting Started with Skaffold
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Section 3: Building and Deploying Cloud-Native Spring Boot Applications with Skaffold

Debugging with Skaffold

Skaffold supports debugging containerized applications running on Kubernetes with the skaffold debug command. Skaffold provides debugging for different container's runtime technology. Once debugging has been enabled, the associated debugging ports are exposed and labeled to be port-forwarded to the local machine. IntelliJ IDE's plugins, like Cloud Code, internally use Skaffold to add and attach the correct debugger for your language.

However, in debug mode, skaffold debug will disable image rebuilding and syncing as it can lead to debugging sessions terminating accidentally if we save file changes. You can allow image rebuilding and syncing with the --auto-build, --auto-deploy, and --auto-sync flags.

The skaffold debug command supports the following languages and runtimes:

  • Go 1.13+ (runtime ID: go) and using Delve
  • Node.js (runtime ID: nodejs) and using the Node.js Inspector Chrome DevTools
  • The Java and JVM languages (runtime...
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