Hoenir is a composition of multiple Kubernetes controllers that makes your life easier.

To run from source, use ./gradlew run.

A Docker image is also available: docker run -v ~/.kube/config:/root/.kube/config valensas/hoenir.

Hoenir uses the same configuration as kubectl to connect to your cluster. Therefore, you can set any environment variables necessary to connect to your cluster such as KUBECONFIG or KUBECONTEXT. When running within Kubernetes, it will by default pick up the service account credentials and auto-discover the master endpoint.

Downloads Grafana dashboards into ConfigMaps given a dashboard id and an optional revision. The ConfigMap is then usable as persistent Grafana dashboard.

Create a ConfigMap with the proper labels

apiVersion: v1
kind: ConfigMap
metadata:
  name: my-dashboard
  labels:
    grafana_dashboard: '1'
    grafana.valensas.com/dashboard: '11074' # The dashboard id from grafana.com
    grafana.valensas.com/revision: '9' # The revision of the dashboard from grafana.com, optional

The data of the ConfigMap will be automatically populated by the controller.

Use the following environment variable to configure the controller:

WATCH_NAMESPACE: The namespace to watch for ConfigMaps. Unset to watch all namespaces. Defaults to all namesapces.

GRAFANA_DISABLED: Set to any value to disable the controller.

GRAFANA_DEFAULT_DATASOURCE_NAME: The default datasource to use in dashboards. Defaults to "Prometheus".

GRAFANA_WORKERS: Number of workers to use for the controller. Defaults to cores / 2.

Creates an Ingress to Istio's Ingress Gateway for a VirtualService definition. This setup is mainly useful when using both an Ingress Controller and Istio but want to have a single point of entry for both.

Create a VirtualService like the one below:

apiVersion: networking.istio.io/v1beta1
kind: VirtualService
metadata:
  name: web
  namespace: test
  labels:
    hello: 'world'
    # Set this label for the controller to pick up the VirtualService
    istio.valensas.com/ingress: 'true'
  annotations:
    # Sets the ingressClass for the ingress, optional
    istio.valensas.com/ingress-class: 'nginx'
    # Use TLS for the Ingress 
    istio.valensas.com/ingress-tls: 'true'
    # Use this secret for TLS. f TLS is enabled without a
    # secret, a unique name is generated.
    istio.valensas.com/tls-secret: 'my-secret'
    # The ingress gateway service to use for the created Ingress
    istio.valensas.com/ingressgateway-service: 'istio-ingressgateway'
    # The ingress gateway port to use for the created Ingress
    istio.valensas.com/ingressgateway-port: '8080'
    
spec:
  hosts:
  - example.com
  http:
  - route:
    - destination:
        host: web
        port:
          number: 80

Use the following environment variable to configure the controller:

WATCH_NAMESPACE: The namespace to watch for ConfigMaps. Unset to watch all namespaces. Defaults to all namesapces.

VIRTUALSERVICE_DISABLED: Set to any value to disable the controller.

ISTIO_NAMESPACE: The namespace where Istio is installed. Defaults to "istio-system"

ISTIO_INGRESSGATEWAY_SERVICE: Service name of the Istio ingress gateway. Defaults to "istio-ingressgateway".

ISTIO_INGRESSGATEWAY_PORT: The port to use for the Istio ingress gateway. Defaults to 8080.

VIRTUALSERVICE_WORKERS: Number of workers to use for the controller. Defaults to cores / 2.