Kubergrunt is a standalone go binary with a collection of commands to fill in the gaps between Terraform, Helm, and Kubectl.
kubergrunt is a standalone go binary with a collection of commands that attempts to fill in the gaps between Terraform, Helm, and Kubectl for managing a Kubernetes Cluster. Some of the features of kubergrunt include: Configuring kubectl to authenticate with a given EKS cluster, managing Helm and associated TLS certificates on any Kubernetes cluster, setting up Helm client with TLS certificates on any Kubernetes cluster. generating TLS certificate key pairs and storing them as Kubernetes Secrets on any Kubernetes cluster.
kubergrunt is a standalone go binary with a collection of commands that attempts to fill in the gaps between Terraform, Helm, and Kubectl for managing a Kubernetes Cluster. Some of the features of kubergrunt include: Configuring kubectl to authenticate with a given EKS cluster, managing Helm and associated TLS certificates on any Kubernetes cluster, setting up Helm client with TLS certificates on any Kubernetes cluster. generating TLS certificate key pairs and storing them as Kubernetes Secrets on any Kubernetes cluster.
To install kubergrunt, run the following command in macOS terminal (Applications->Utilities->Terminal)
sudo port install kubergrunt
To see what files were installed by kubergrunt, run:
port contents kubergrunt
To later upgrade kubergrunt, run:
sudo port selfupdate && sudo port upgrade kubergrunt
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