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Added an overview, features, structure, and usage instructions for the e-commerce application.
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Pull request overview
This PR adds a basic e-commerce example to demonstrate how kpt can be used to manage Kubernetes packages. The example includes a simple Kubernetes deployment using nginx, a service to expose the application, a Kptfile to define the package metadata, and comprehensive documentation.
Changes:
- Added a simple Kubernetes Deployment for an nginx-based e-commerce application with a pinned image version
- Added a Kubernetes Service to expose the application internally
- Added Kptfile with package metadata
- Added README with overview, features, structure, and deployment instructions
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| File | Description |
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| ecommerce-example/deployment.yaml | Kubernetes Deployment manifest for the e-commerce application using nginx:1.18.0 |
| ecommerce-example/service.yaml | Kubernetes Service manifest to expose the deployment |
| ecommerce-example/Kptfile | kpt package metadata definition |
| ecommerce-example/README.md | Documentation for the example package |
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ecommerce-example/README.md:39
- The README appears to be incomplete. It ends with an unclosed code block at line 38 ("```bash"). The documentation should include the complete instructions for deploying the application, as other examples like package-examples/guestbook provide comprehensive deployment instructions.
### 1. Deploy the application
**Option A: Using kubectl only**
```bash
kubectl apply -f deployment.yaml -f service.yaml
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YAML files in this repository follow a convention of including Apache 2.0 copyright headers (as seen in package-examples/nginx and other examples). This file is missing the copyright notice that is present in all other package example files.
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YAML files in this repository follow a convention of including Apache 2.0 copyright headers (as seen in package-examples/nginx and other examples). This file is missing the copyright notice that is present in all other package example files.
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| name: ecommerce-example | ||
| info: | ||
| description: A simple e-commerce example using kpt |
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Kptfile is missing the emails field that is present in all other package examples (e.g., package-examples/nginx/Kptfile and package-examples/guestbook/Kptfile). This field should be added to the info section to follow the repository convention.
| description: A simple e-commerce example using kpt | |
| description: A simple e-commerce example using kpt | |
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| - ecommerce-maintainers@example.com |
Updated README to provide a clearer overview and structure of the e-commerce application. Removed redundant sections and improved formatting.
Updated README to enhance project overview and features.
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Pull request overview
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| name: ecommerce-example | ||
| info: | ||
| description: A simple e-commerce example using kpt |
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The example package is placed at the repository root level (ecommerce-example/) rather than in the package-examples/ directory where all other example packages are located. This breaks the established codebase convention. Consider moving this to package-examples/ecommerce to maintain consistency with the existing package organization (e.g., package-examples/nginx, package-examples/guestbook, etc.).
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| description: A simple e-commerce example using kpt | |
| name: ecommerce | |
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| description: A simple e-commerce package using kpt |
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| name: ecommerce-example | ||
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| description: A simple e-commerce example using kpt |
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The Kptfile is missing the pipeline section with validators, which is a standard part of all other example packages in the repository (see package-examples/nginx/Kptfile and package-examples/guestbook/Kptfile). Adding a kubeconform validator would be consistent with existing examples and help users learn about kpt's validation capabilities.
| description: A simple e-commerce example using kpt | |
| description: A simple e-commerce example using kpt | |
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| - image: ghcr.io/GoogleContainerTools/kpt-functions/kubeconform:v0.0.1 | |
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| strict: "true" |
| **Option A: Using kubectl only** | ||
| ```bash | ||
| kubectl apply -f deployment.yaml -f service.yaml |
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The README.md file appears to be incomplete. The diff shows the file ends at line 38 with an unclosed bash code block, but line 39 exists (total of 39 lines). The documentation cuts off mid-sentence and does not include the complete "How to Use" section. Please complete the README with instructions for deploying with kpt.
Hi, I created a simple e-commerce example to demonstrate how kpt can be used to manage Kubernetes packages.
This includes a basic deployment, service, and Kptfile to define the package.
I would appreciate feedback and suggestions for improvement.