Tool for managing pods

COMMANDS:

ls:                                                   list pods
rm <release>:                                         delete a release
install <release_name> <service_name> <yaml_env>:     install a release
upgrade <release_name> <service_name> <yaml_env>:     update yaml files for a release
exec [<pod>] [<command>]:                             execute <command> on specified <pod> omit args to use fzf to select
clean:                                                delete all persistent volume claims
tail <pod>:                                           view logs of running pod
show <pod>:                                           view pod metadata

OPTIONS: -c: display helm/kubectl command for confirmation before execution -h: display this message

Just download the script, make it executable, and put it somewhere in your PATH. I like to have a bin directory for scripts like this so running cd; mkdir bin and adding the following line to your .profile file export PATH=~/bin:$PATH should be all you need. You should now be able to run the tide command.

NOTE: If you want to help contribute, or get future updates, I recommend cloning this repo and then creating a symlink to your bin directory of choice. This will allow you to update the script by just pulling from github.

fzf This allows you to select a pod and a command to run. Rather than having to run tide ls, copy the pod name and running tide exec <pod> <command>. Now just run tide exec and select both the pod and the command to run using fzf. This requires adding commands to your tiderc file

Make a file at ~/.config/tide/tiderc

Add COMMANDS=('bundle exec rails c' 'bash') to the file.

Add any commands you want as a string separated by a space. Be sure to install fzf for the exec command to work.