mkdkr

mkdkr = Makefile + Docker

Super small and powerful framework for build CI pipeline, scripted with Makefile and isolated with docker.

Dependencies: [ make, docker, bash, git ]
Two files only (Makefile and .mkdkr), less garbage on your repo
All power of make, docker and bash
Shipping and switch among CI engines like Circle CI, GitHub Actions, Gitlab-ci, Jenkins, Travis.. and more using exporter
Clean and elegant code syntax

Usage

Makefile

Create a file with name Makefile and paste the following content.

Download .mkdkr dynamically.

# Required header
include $(shell [ ! -f .mkdkr ] && curl -fsSL https://git.io/JOBYz > .mkdkr; bash .mkdkr init)

# without shorten url
# include $(shell [ ! -f .mkdkr ] && curl -fsSL https://github.com/rosineygp/mkdkr/releases/latest/download/mkdkr > .mkdkr; bash .mkdkr init)

job:
	@$(dkr)
	instance: alpine
	run: echo "hello mkdkr dynamic!"

OR keep .mkdkr locally.

# Download .mkdkr
curl -fsSL https://github.com/rosineygp/mkdkr/releases/latest/download/mkdkr > .mkdkr

# Required header
include $(shell bash .mkdkr init)

job:
	@$(dkr)
	instance: alpine
	run: echo "hello mkdkr local!"

.gitignore (optional)

.tmp
.mkdkr # only in dynamic config

Execute

# execute
make job

Result

start: job


instance: alpine
20498831fe05f5d33852313a55be42efd88b1fb38b463c686dbb0f2a735df45c

run: echo hello mkdkr!
hello mkdkr!

cleanup:
20498831fe05

completed:
0m0.007s 0m0.000s
0m0.228s 0m0.179s

Export

Run your current Makefile in another engine, like travis or github actions, use the dynamic include exporter.

Demonstration

My Workflow - Configuración automática de CI/CD

Author: Martin Algañaraz

Reason

Build pipeline for a dedicated platform can take a lot of time to learn and test, with mkdkr you can test all things locally and run it in any pipeline engine like Jenkins, Actions, Gitlab-ci and others.

Functions

@$(dkr)

Load docker layer for mkdkr, use inside a target of Makefile.

shell-only:
	echo "my local shell job"

mkdkr-job:
	@$(dkr)            # load all deps of mkdkr
	intance: alpine
	run: echo "my mkdkr job"

instance:

Create docker containers, without special privileges.

my-instance:
	@$(dkr)
	instance: ubuntu:20.04     # create a instance

Parameters:

String, DOCKER_IMAGE *: any docker image name
String|Array, ARGS: additional docker init args like (--cpus 1 --memory 64MB)

Return:

String, Container Id

Calling instance: twice, it will replace the last container.

service:

Create a docker container in detached mode. Useful to bring up a required service for a job, like a webserver or database.

my-service:
	@$(dkr)
	service: nginx    # up a nginx
	instance: alpine

Is possible start more than one service.

multi-service:
	@$(dkr)
	service: mysql
	service: redis
	instance: node:12
	run: npm install
	run: npm test

* Instance and services are connected in same network
** The name of service is the same of image name with safe values

Image Name	Network Name
nginx	nginx
nginx:1.2	nginx_1_2
redis:3	redis_3
project/apache_1.2	project_apache_1_2
registry/my/service:latest	registry_my_service_latest

replace role 's/:|\.|\/|-/_/g'

Parameters:

String, DOCKER_IMAGE *: any docker image name
String|Array, ARGS: additional docker init args like (--cpus 1 --memory 64MB)

Return:

String, Container Id

instance or dind created after a service, will be automatically linked.

dind:

Create a docker instance with daemon access. Useful to build docker images.

my-dind:
	@$(dkr)
	dind: docker:19
	run: docker build -t my/dind .

Parameters:

String, DOCKER_IMAGE *: any docker image name
String|Array, ARGS: additional docker init args like (--cpus 1 --memory 64MB)

Return:

String, Container Id

run:

Execute a command inside docker container [instance: or dind:] (the last one).

Is not possible to execute commands in a service.

Parameters:

String|Array, command: any sh command eg. 'apk add nodejs'

Return:

String, Command(s) output

Usage

my-run:
	@$(dkr)
	instance: alpine
	# run a command inside container
	run: apk add curl

	instance: debian
	# avoid escape to host bash, escapes also can be used (eg. \&\&)
	run: 'apt-get update && \
			apt-get install -y curl'

	# run a command inside container and redirect output to host
	run: ls -la > myfile

	# run a command inside container and redirect output to container
	run: 'ls -la > myfile'

var-run:

Execute a command inside docker container [instance: or dind:] and return stdout at named var.

After created var it is passed to next run: or var-run: execution.

Parameters:

String, var: any bash valid variable name
String|Array, command: any sh command eg. 'apk add nodejs'

Return:

String, Command(s) output

Usage

my-var-run:
	@$(dkr)
	instance: alpine
	# run a command inside container
	var-run: myvar hostname
	run: echo '$$myvar'
	var-run: mynewvar echo '$$myvar'
	run: echo "$$myvar $$mynewvar"

login:

Execute docker login in a private registry. If docker instance exist, execute login inside container otherwise at host.

Parameters:

String, domain: private registry domain.
String| user: registry username.
String| password: registry password.

Return:

None.

Usage

private-registry:
	@$(dkr)
	login: my.private.registry foo $(MKDKR_PASSWORD)
	instance: my.private.registry/alpine

Execute login at host and download image from private registry (login before instance creation)

private-registry:
	@$(dkr)
	dind: docker:19
	login: my.private.registry foo $(MKDKR_PASSWORD)
	instance:  my.private.registry/alpine

Execute login inside instance and download image from private registry (login after instance creation)

retry:

Execute a command inside docker container [instance: or dind:] (the last one), with retry options.

Is not possible to execute commands in a service.

Parameters:

Number|Int, attempts: number of attempts before crash.
Number|Int, sleep: time sleeping before retry.
String|Array, command: any sh command eg. 'curl https://tomcat:8080'

Return:

String, Command(s) output

Usage

deploy:
	@$(dkr)
	instance: oc
	retry: 3 10 oc apply -f build.yml
	#the job can run 3 times with a delay of ten seconds

npm:
	instance: alpine
	run: apk add curl
	service: my-slow-service
	retry: 60 1 curl http://my-slow-service:8080

log:

All output steps executed in a job (except log:) is stored and can be reused during future steps.

Parameters:

Number: The number represent the step in a job and start with 0.

Return:

Text, Multiline text.

Usage

my-log:
	@$(dkr)
	instance: alpine
	run: apk add curl jq
	run: curl http://example.com
	log: 1 \| jq '.'

push:

Push files/folders to a container job from local filesystem.

Parameters:

String, from: Target files/folders in local filesystem.
String, to: Destiny of files/folders inside container.

Return

None.

Usage

push:
	@$(dkr)
	instance: ansible
	push: /etc/ansible/inventory/hosts.yml
	run: ansible-playbook main.yml

Example

pull:

Pull files/folders from a container job to local filesystem.

Parameters:

String, from: Target files/folders inside container.
String, to: Destiny of files/folders in local filesystem.

Return

None.

Usage

pull:
	@$(dkr)
	instance: debian
	run: curl https://example.com -o /tmp/out.html
	pull: /tmp/out.html .

Example

cd:

Move folder context.

Parameters:

String, workdir: Set workdir.

Return

None.

change-folder:
	@$(dkr)
	instance: debian
	cd: /tmp
	run: pwd
	# /tmp

Includes

Is possible create jobs or fragments of jobs and reuse it in another projects, like a code package library.

There are two major behavior of includes:

Explicit

A fragment of job (eg. define) and needs to be called explicitly to work.

TAG=latest

define docker_build =
	@$(dkr)
	dind: docker:19
	run: docker build -t $(REGISTRY)/$(PROJECT)/$(REPOS):$(TAG) .
endef

All definitions will be load at start of makefile, after it is possible to call at your custom job.

my-custom-build:
	$(docker-build)

Implicit

Just a full job in another project.

TAG=latest

docker_build:
	@$(dkr)
	dind: docker:19
	run: docker build -t $(REGISTRY)/$(PROJECT)/$(REPOS):$(TAG) .

The jobs will be load at start and can be called directly.

make docker_build

No needs to implement the job at main Makefile.

Very useful for similar projects.

mkdkr.csv

A file with name mkdkr.csv, that contains the list of remote includes.

Needs to be at same place o main Makefile.

commitlint,https://github.com/rosineygp/mkdkr_commitlint.git,master,main.mk
docker,https://github.com/rosineygp/mkdkr_docker.git

The file contains four values per line in following order

#	Name	Definition
1	alias *	unique identifier of include and clone folder destiny
2	reference *	any git clone reference
3	checkout	branch, tag or hash that git can checkout (default master)
4	file	the fragment of Makefile that will be included (default main.mk)

* required

Collection

Name	Description
docker	Build and Push Docker images.
commit lint	Validate commit message with semantic commit.
exporter	Generate pipeline definitions files from Makefile.

Small collection, use it as example

Builtin Targets

_list

List all targets in Makefile, include extensions.

$ make _list

include

alias: exporter, repos: https://github.com/rosineygp/mkdkr_exporter.git, checkout: v1.5.0, file: main.mk

replace: MKDKR_EXPORTER_TAG=latest to v1.5.0
bash.v4-0:
bash.v4-1:
bash.v4-2:
bash.v4-3:
bash.v4-4:
bash.v5-0:
_coverage.report:
examples.dind:
examples.escapes:
examples.pipeline:
examples.retry:
examples.service:
examples.shell:
examples.simple:
examples.stdout:
_exporter_bitbucket-pipelines:
_exporter_circle-ci:
_exporter_github:
_exporter_gitlab-ci:
_exporter_jenkins_pipeline:
_exporter_shell:
_exporter_travis:
lint.commit:
lint.hadolint:
lint.shellcheck:
test.unit:

The result are sorted by name.

First char target name: [a-zA-Z_]

Helpers

A set of small functions to common pipelines process.

Name	Description	Usage	Output
slug	Replace unsafe values from a string	`slug <string>`	string
urlencode	Encode a string to URL format	`urlencode <string>`	string
urldecode	Decode a string from URL format	`urldecode <string>`	string
uuid	Generate UUID	`uuid`	string
ssh-cp-key	Copy ssh private key for current user	`ssh-cp-key <key-path>`	none
ssh-host-check	Set StrictHostKeyChecking=no	`ssh-host-check <hostname:port>`	none
git-user	Configure git.user and git.email	`git-user <email>`	none
git-ssh	Configure ssh and git [ssh-cp-key, ssh-host-check, git-user]	`git-ssh <key-path> <hostname:port> <email>`	none

autocommit:
	@$(dkr)
	instance: alpine/git
	git-ssh: ~/.ssh/id_rsa github.com [email protected]
	run: git clone [email protected]:rosineygp/mkdkr.git /auto
	run: echo "my new file" \> /auto/my-new-file.txt
	run: git -C /auto add my-new-file.txt
	run: git -C /auto commit -m "my automatic change"
	run: git -C /auto push origin master:feat/auto-push

Examples

Simple

simple:
	@$(dkr)
	instance: alpine
	run: echo "hello mkdkr!"

Is possible to mix images during job, see in example

Makefile

Service

service:
	@$(dkr)
	service: nginx
	instance: alpine
	run: apk add curl
	run: curl -s nginx

Makefile

DIND

Privileged job

dind:
	@$(dkr)
	dind: docker:19
	run: docker build -t project/repos .

Makefile

Escapes

pipes:
	@$(dkr)
	instance: ubuntu:18.04
	run: "find . -iname '*.mk' -type f -exec cat {} \; | grep -c escapes"

More examples at file

Makefile

Shell

Switch to another shell

shell:
	@$(dkr)
	instance: ubuntu
	export MKDKR_SHELL=bash
	run: 'echo $$0'

More examples at file

Makefile

Stdout

Get output by id

Use to filter or apply some logic in last command executed

stdout:
	@$(dkr)
	instance: alpine
	run: echo "hello mkdkr!"
	run: ps -ef
	log: 1

log: 1 return stout form second command ps -ef

stdout:
	@$(dkr)
	instance: debian
	run: apt-get update
	run: apt-get install curl -y
	run: dpkg -l
	log: 2 | grep -i curl && echo "INSTALLED"

log: 2 return stdout from third command dpkg -l and apply filter

Makefile

Pipelines

Group of jobs for parallel and organization execution

pipeline:
	make test -j 3	# parallel execution
	make build
	make pack
	make deploy

Makefile

Environment Variables

Name	Default	Description
MKDKR_TTL	3600	The time limit to a job or service run
MKDKR_SHELL	sh	Change to another shell eg. bash, csh
MKDKR_JOB_STDOUT	last stdout	Path of file, generated with last stdout output
MKDKR_JOB_NAME*	(job\|service)_target-name_(uuid)	Unique job name, used as container name suffix
MKDKR_INCLUDE_CLONE_DEPTH	1	In the most of case you no need change history for includes
MKDKR_BRANCH_NAME		Return current git branch, if it exist
MKDKR_BRANCH_NAME_SLUG		Return current git branch, if it exist, with safe values
MKDKR_NETWORK_ARGS		Arguments of docker create networks
MKDKR_DOCKER_IMAGE_PULL	missing	Set "always" to force pull images before docker instance creation
MKDKR_FORCE_DOWNLOAD_INCLUDE		"true" for download include files even it already dowloaded [no cached]

to overwrite the values use: export <var>=<value>

* auto generated

Migration

Migration from release-0.26, just execute the following script on your terminal at root of your project.

curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rosineygp/mkdkr/master/.mkdkr > .mkdkr

mkdkr_migration() {
  sed -i 's/\.\.\.\ job\ /instance:\ /g;s/\.\.\.\ service\ /service:\ /g;s/\.\.\.\ privileged\ /dind:\ /g;s/\.\.\.\ /instance:\ /g;s/\.\.\ /run:\ /g;s/@\$(\.)/@\$(dkr)/g' ${1}
}

export -f mkdkr_migration

mkdkr_migration Makefile

find . -iname *.mk -exec bash -c 'mkdkr_migration "$0"' {} \;

Name		Name	Last commit message	Last commit date
Latest commit History 290 Commits
.circleci		.circleci
.github/workflows		.github/workflows
examples		examples
media		media
test		test
.gitignore		.gitignore
.gitlab-ci.yml		.gitlab-ci.yml
.mkdkr		.mkdkr
.surgeignore		.surgeignore
.travis.yml		.travis.yml
CHANGELOG.md		CHANGELOG.md
CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md		CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md
CONTRIBUTING.md		CONTRIBUTING.md
Dockerfile		Dockerfile
Jenkinsfile		Jenkinsfile
LICENSE		LICENSE
Makefile		Makefile
README.md		README.md
_config.yml		_config.yml
commitlint.config.js		commitlint.config.js
img.jpg		img.jpg
mkdkr.csv		mkdkr.csv
package.json		package.json
pipeline.sh		pipeline.sh

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Usage

Makefile

Execute

Result

Export

Demonstration

My Workflow - Configuración automática de CI/CD

Reason

Functions

@$(dkr)

instance:

service:

dind:

run:

var-run:

login:

retry:

log:

push:

pull:

cd:

Includes

Explicit

Implicit

mkdkr.csv

Collection

Builtin Targets

_list

Helpers

Examples

Simple

Service

DIND

Escapes

Shell

Stdout

Pipelines

Environment Variables

Migration

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