cogolabs/fleet2kubes

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# fleet2kubes

Converts fleet systemd units to kubernetes resources.

## Background

Cogo Labs adopted Docker early in 2014 and leveraged CoreOS Fleet to deploy and manage a rich distributed microservices platform. Kubernetes, based on Google's internal manager, Borg, matured to production-ready quality in 2018, and has fully absorbed CoreOS Fleet technologies, such as `etcd` (backend for the Kubernetes Control Plane), into an awesome ecosystem now led by the CNCF. This minimal glue automates parts of our Kubernetes migration.

## Install and Usage

The first command will install `f2k` to `~/go/bin/f2k`. For convenience, append `$GOPATH/bin` to your `$PATH`.

```sh
  go get -u github.com/cogolabs/fleet2kubes/cmd/f2k

  f2k [flags] my.service > my.yaml
```