Smurf Integration GitHub Actions

Smurf has a shared workflow created to easily work with smurf in GitHub Actions.Shared workflows are a way to reuse things by defining them once and using them at different places.

Example of using shared workflow for Smurf Docker

This workflow will build, scan and push docker images to the registry you want.

jobs:
  dev:
    uses: clouddrove/github-shared-workflows/.github/workflows/smurf.yml@master
    with:
      docker_enable: true
      docker_build_command: build <img_name>:<tag>
      branch: <branch_name>
      docker_tag_command: tag <img_name>:<tag>
      docker_push: true
      docker_push_command: push <registry> <img_name>:<tag>
      image-name: <img_name>
      image-tag: <tag>
      image-tar: <img_name>.tar
      docker_scan: true
      docker_scan_command: scan <img_name>:<tag>

Example of using shared workflow for Smurf Helm

This workflow will lint, template and deploy helm charts to your kubernetes cluster you want.

jobs: 
  dev:
   uses: clouddrove/github-shared-workflows/.github/workflows/smurf.yml@master
   with:
     aws_auth: true
     eks-cluster: <cluster_name>
     aws-role: <aws_role>
     aws-region: <aws_region>
     aws_auth_method: oidc
     helm_enable: false
     helm-lint-command: lint <helm_chart_path>
     helm-template-command: template <release_name> <helm_chart_path>
     helm_deploy_command: upgrade <release_name> --install --atomic -f <helm_chart_path>/values.yaml <helm_chart_path>