kubeflow / Manifests
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A repository for Kustomize manifests
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Manifests
This repo is owned by the Manifests Working Group and contains kustomize packages for deploying Kubeflow applications.
It adheres to the following structure:
| Folder | Purpose |
|---|---|
| apps | Applications with their source code in upstream KF maintained by Kubeflow WGs (e.g., notebook-controller) |
| common | Common services (Dex, Istio, Cert-Manager, KNative), maintained by the Manifests WG |
| contrib | Applications contributed by community members, not owned by any Kubeflow WG |
| distributions | Distribution-specific manifests (kfdef, stacks, aws, gcp, etc.). The goal is for this folder to become empty in subsequent releases, as per the Kubeflow Distributions Proposal. |
If you are a contributor authoring or editing the packages please see Best Practices. Note, please use kustomize v3.2.1 with manifests in this repo, before #538 is fixed which will allow latest kustomize to be used.
Test
Currently, kubeflow/manifests has 2 types of general-purpose tests, unit test and E2E test.
- Unit test: uses Github Actions, detailed code can be found here.
- E2E test: uses python generated E2E test Argo workflow, detailed code can be found here.
More specifically,
- Unit test's abstract test model:
make test
Detailed code can be found here
- E2E test's abstract test model (same as kfctl):
1. Create EKS cluster
2. Deploy Kubeflow by kfctl
3. Test individual component's status
4. Only a few component's functionality tests
5. Report test status and clean up
Detailed code can be found here
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