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Miniloops

Docker image PkgGoDev Maintainability Test Coverage

Miniloops goal is to provide an easy to use time series related tasks workflow.

Getting started

Installation

To install the operator, run:

kubectl apply -f https://raw.githubusercontent.com/clever-telemetry/miniloops/master/config/crd/bases/clever-telemetry.io_loops.yaml
kubectl apply -f https://raw.githubusercontent.com/clever-telemetry/miniloops/master/config/operator/deployment.yml

Usage

Run your first loop !

kubectl apply ./config/examples

Debug your first loop !

kubectl describe loop -n loops

Loop in depth

A Loop is a script which run at regular intervals, its goal is to compute aggregated data from base data. As an example, we can use IOT temperature devices, each device write its own temperature on a database. Query a device data is pretty easy, query all data to compute an average data at each time is pretty time and resource consuming.

Then, each Loop has to query data, aggregate it and write it.

WarpScript

A WarpScript Loop is fully autonomous, in the WarpScript body you have to query, aggregate and persist the data

Ex:

---
apiVersion: clever-telemetry.io/v1
kind: Loop
metadata:
  namespace: loops
  name: test
spec:
  endpoint: https://warp10.gra1.metrics.ovh.net/api/v0/exec
  every: 1m
  script: |
    REV
    [ NEWGTS 'c' RENAME ] 
...

Secrets

This is a secret between us ;-)

You can inject real Kubernetes secrets into your Loop.

Use this syntax:

---
apiVersion: clever-telemetry.io/v1
kind: Loop
metadata:
  namespace: loops
  name: test
spec:
  ...
  imports:
  - secret:
      name: mysecret
  ... 
...

imports is an array of secrets/configs you can import in your Loop. Each import must be in the same namespace of the Loop. Each item must have a name.

The Runtime will read all secrets and inject them in your WarpScript, when it do it, it iterate over each Secret keys, and wrote a new variable with the key and the value. The Secret Namespace/Name is not kept, so, 2 imported secrets with the same key will be override by the last one.

Then you will be able to use them in your script.

Ex:

apiVersion: v1
kind: Secret
metadata:
  name: mysecret
  namespace: loops
type: Opaque
string:
  username: dG90bwo= 
  password: bXlwYXNzd29yZAo=
apiVersion: clever-telemetry.io/v1
kind: Loop
metadata:
  namespace: loops
  name: test
spec:
  endpoint: https://warp10.gra1.metrics.ovh.net/api/v0/exec
  every: 1m
  script: "[ $readToken '~.*' {} ] FIND"
  imports:
  - secret:
      name: mysecret 
...

Runner metrics

Each loop produce serveral metrics, this is the list. There are exposed with all controllers metrics on this endpoint

miniloops_runner_execution_count{ loop="LOOP_NAME", namespace="LOOP_NAMESPACE" } int
miniloops_runner_execution_duration{ loop="LOOP_NAME", namespace="LOOP_NAMESPACE",unit="ms" } int
miniloops_runner_execution_error_count{ loop="LOOP_NAME", namespace="LOOP_NAMESPACE" } int