Skywoker is an extremely opinionated day-to-day tool I created while working within @Skyscrapers.
It does a quick scan to your cluster, notes out the workloads (Currently supports Deployments only soon enough Statefulsets and Cronjobs will be there), lists out the compliance within our @Skyscrapers Well Architected Framework.
Main reason it exists, is to check whether or not a workload is compatible with Karpenter
In the future I want to make this tool act as a swiss-army knife, use it to ensure we have set the right resource requests / limits on a workload, ensure we adhere to all best-practices as far as we can get by doing simple scans.
- best-practices (alias: bp)
- This is the real reason this tool was created for
- It creates a report of your workloads in your selected namespace (default: all namespaces and all types of workloads)
- Report includes how compliant the workloads are with the @Skyscrapers Well Architected FrameworkWell Architected Framework.
- Simply put, checkes whether your workload has
pdb's,hpa's,vpa's,resource requests & limitsset.
- TBC
Installation is simple, clone this repo, then run make. You will have your binary ready under ./bin/skywoker
Run a quick scan using
./bin/skywoker bp --namespace=<yournamespace, default is all> --workload-type=<all,deployment,statefulset,cronjob> -v(log verbosity boolean)An Example:
