Google Compute Engine - Bakery
Configure the Google Compute Engine (GCE) bakery to bake images.
Since the concept of Immutable Infrastructure is core to Spinnaker, Spinnaker includes an image bakery powered by Hashicorp’s Packer to help you produce machine images.
For getting started, the default configuration (no changes required) provides you with enough Packer templates & base machine image options to learn how the system works. However, once you want to start customizing the bake process or use artifacts not supported by the default configuration, these documentation pages will describe how to further configure the bakery.
There are two types of configuration of the Bakery:
Every time you initiate a bake using Spinnaker, Spinnaker invokes a
packer
template
with a mix of
variables
provided by you, the Pipeline you are currently executing, and Spinnaker itself.
All of the default packer templates are versioned alongside Rosco, the image
bakery service
here
.
If want to override/include a new template, place it into
~/.hal/$DEPLOYMENT/profiles/rosco/packer/
($DEPLOYMENT
is
typically default
, read more
here
). Any local
scripts/artifacts required by that template can also be placed into that
directory, and referenced relative to the configDir
Packer variable that will
automatically be set.
You can then use the Template File Name
field under Advanced Options
in the bake
stage UI to refer to your custom template:
The following providers support configuring their image bakery:
Configure the Google Compute Engine (GCE) bakery to bake images.
Configure the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) bakery