Is this a bug report or feature request?: feature request
Python Version (output of python --version): Python 3.6.3
Development or Deployment Environment?: osx against a remote k8s cluster
Release Tag or Master: master
Expected Behavior: not that much confusion, using armada
What Actually Happened: lot of confusion..
How to Reproduce the Issue (as minimally as possible):
Any Additional Comments:
It's not clear to me how armada should be installed and used. In the docs, there are instructions telling me to do a docker run -d ..., but there are not much docs about installing the cli itself. There is a guide for using it as a helm-plugin tho.. But is that the same?
So why isn't there a pip install armanda-helm or similar? And why do I need to run a docker container on the side? Do it need to run at the same place as tiller?
Basically, I think the install-docs are very unclear..
If the docker container-sidekick needs to be there because of many deps, why does it need to run daemonized?
Is this a bug report or feature request?: feature request
Python Version (output of
python --version): Python 3.6.3Development or Deployment Environment?: osx against a remote k8s cluster
Release Tag or Master: master
Expected Behavior: not that much confusion, using armada
What Actually Happened: lot of confusion..
How to Reproduce the Issue (as minimally as possible):
Any Additional Comments:
It's not clear to me how armada should be installed and used. In the docs, there are instructions telling me to do a
docker run -d ..., but there are not much docs about installing the cli itself. There is a guide for using it as a helm-plugin tho.. But is that the same?So why isn't there a
pip install armanda-helmor similar? And why do I need to run a docker container on the side? Do it need to run at the same place as tiller?Basically, I think the install-docs are very unclear..
If the docker container-sidekick needs to be there because of many deps, why does it need to run daemonized?