Default Role Plugin

Extends Spinnaker's fiat service to add a default role called 'public'.

Usage

Precompiled distribution

Precompiled distributions can be downloaded here: https://github.com/ko28/defaultRolePlugin/tags

If using the Spinnaker Operator, you can use this patch.

#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Example configuration for enabling a plugin into spinnaker
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
apiVersion: spinnaker.io/v1alpha2
kind: SpinnakerService
metadata:
  name: spinnaker
spec:
  spinnakerConfig:
    # spec.spinnakerConfig.profiles - This section contains the YAML of each service's profile
    profiles:
      fiat:
        spinnaker:
          extensibility:
            plugins:
              ko28.DefaultRolePlugin:
                enabled: true
                version: "1.0.0"
                config: {}
            repositories:
              ko28Repo:
                id: ko28Repo
                url: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ko28/defaultRolePlugin/master/repositories.json

Local deployment

Run ./gradlew releaseBundle
Put the /build/distributions/<project>-<version>.zip into the configured plugins location for your service.
Configure the Spinnaker service. Put the following in the service yml to enable the plugin and configure the extension.

spinnaker:
  extensibility:
    plugins:
      ko28.DefaultRolePlugin:
        enabled: true

To debug the plugin inside a Spinnaker service (like Orca) using IntelliJ Idea follow these steps:

Run ./gradlew releaseBundle in the plugin project.
Copy the generated .plugin-ref file under build in the plugin project submodule for the service to the plugins directory under root in the Spinnaker service that will use the plugin .
Link the plugin project to the service project in IntelliJ (from the service project use the + button in the Gradle tab and select the plugin build.gradle).
Configure the Spinnaker service the same way specified above.
Create a new IntelliJ run configuration for the service that has the VM option -Dpf4j.mode=development and does a Build Project before launch.
Debug away...