VSCode Remote Container: devops-toolkit

The devops-toolkit is a development container. For more information on development containers please see Development Containers. The devops-container was designed to provide new DevOps engineers joining the team with a standardized local development environment so they no longer have to spend time manually setting up their environment, downloading CLI tools and software packages.

platform_install_role

Package Name	Version
ansible	4.10.0
terraform	1.2.9
helm	3.9.4
kubectl	1.25.1

github_download_packages

Package Name	Version
tfsec	1.27.6
grype	0.50.1
tk	0.22.1
jb	v0.5.1
kind	0.15.0

pip_install_packages

Package Name	Version
bashate	2.1.0
molecule	4.0.1

Setting up the devops-toolkit

1. Running the container manualy.

1. Pull the latest version of the devops-toolkit from the container registry/

docker pull lmctague/devops-toolkit:e9f255e1bf475a2f6fa845ac3c2bce7670fb1fdf

2. Stat a shell insider the container.

docker run -it lmctague/devops-toolkit:e9f255e1bf475a2f6fa845ac3c2bce7670fb1fdf bash

2. Using it in a project.

1. Clone your project repo to your local filesystem.
2. Create a new .devcontainer/devcontainer.json file in our project. (Use the example.devcontainer.json in this repo as a template)
3. Make any changes as you see nessesary.
4. Press F1 and select the Remote-Containers: Open Folder in Container... command.
5. Select the cloned copy of our project folder, wait for the container to start, and try things out!

Contribute

1. Clone the devops-toolkit repo and create a new branch.

git clone https://gitlab.idkit.co/liam.mctague/devops-toolkit
cd devops-toolkit
git checkout -b <branch-name>

2. Commit and push your changes to the new branch using the commit message guildlines or use cz commit.

cz commit
git push

3. Create a new merge request using the template found in the .gitlab folder in this repo.