An aggregated and curated collection of Fabrikate definitions/components
Here you can find a curated listed of Fabrikate definitions which you can use as components for your Kubernetes cluster.
Fabrikate >= 0.5.2
This repository acts as an aggregation repository of commonly used Fabrikate definitions; some
definitions utilize other definitions defined within this repository. As such, to utilize a definition
from here, you should define your components source
as this git repository and use the path
argument as the relative path to the target component itself.
In this example we'll deploy the cloud-native infrastructure stack and Istio's BookInfo application components to simulate what a full production cluster component may look like.
Define your top level cluster definitions as such:
name: my-cluster
subcomponents:
- name: cloud-native # In-cluster monitoring and service-mesh tooling
source: https://github.com/microsoft/fabrikate-definitions.git
path: definitions/fabrikate-cloud-native
method: git
- name: bookinfo # Istio BookInfo application - wrapped in Fabrikate component
source: https://github.com/microsoft/fabrikate-definitions.git
path: definitions/fabrikate-bookinfo
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