geodesic

[prompt] AWS profile, cluster name shortening (#601)

release note

Geodesic automatically installs a function to shorten the name of the Kubernetes cluster as it appears on the command line prompt. That function was updated in this release to more aggressively shorten Kubernetes cluster names that look like AWS EKS ARNs.

You can install a different function if you do not like the results. Set KUBE_PS1_CLUSTER_FUNCTION in your Dockerfile or ~/.geodesic/preferences to the name of a function that takes the full cluster name and outputs (to stdout) the display name of the cluster. Set KUBE_PS1_CLUSTER_FUNCTION=echo to disable shortening.

• [kube_ps1_helper] Maintain appropriate exit status (#595)
• Update packages
  • security updates for Helm
  • fixes for bugs, including hangs, for yq

• Geodesic PR #587

• See https://github.com/cloudposse/packages/pull/375

• Lots of tool updates

PR #586

If you want to run docker commands from within Geodesic, this update brings Geodesic's support up-to-date with Docker Desktop's evolution. It has been tested on Linux and macOS Catalina and is expected to work on WSL.

• WITH_DOCKER=true geodesic
• apk add docker-cli

Use chamber env instead of chamber -f dotenv (#585)

Includes helm and helmfile support for automatic creation of Kubernetes namespaces

See #579 for details.

In short, if you are not happy with they way aws-vault version 5 (the current version) is working, you can revert to version 4 by adding

apk add -u aws-vault@cloudposse~=4

to your Dockerfile anywhere after

FROM cloudposse/geodesic:0.130.0

Tool/dependency updates (#576)

Tool/dependency updates (#571)

UI support for EKS, SAML auth, and Terraform Workspaces (#566)

Tag running Docker container with APP_NAME when set (#565)