feat: add support for commands in various exec routines#8406
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| "run", | ||
| "--rm", # Deletes the pod when the process completes, successfully or otherwise | ||
| "-it", # Give us a shell! | ||
| "--override-type", |
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I switched to JSON Patch here, because the pod merge was not behaving properly w.r.t args / command
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I regularly want to be able to do something in a pipeline against a 2i2c cluster, e.g. compute the size of the
/homedisk for disk resizing. This PR adds a standard mechanism (viatyper.Context) to pass through commands to the shell spawned in a pod (a pattern we use frequently).This can now be done using
deployer exec homes 2i2c-aws-us staging -- /bin/df /homeTip
For posterity, I often use the deployment labeling to get a shell where I want it, e.g.
kubectl exec -it -n prod deployment/hub -- /bin/bash -l