Flarops

Flarops is an intelligent DevOps CLI tool designed to automate the deployment of multi-tier web applications. It analyzes your source code to automatically generate Kubernetes Helm charts, Terraform infrastructure configurations, Werf build manifests, and GitHub Actions CI/CD pipelines.

🚀 Features

• Smart Project Analyzer: Automatically detects your frontend (React, Vue, Vite, etc.), backend (Go, Node.js, Python), and database type (MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB).
• Helm Chart Generator: Creates Deployments, StatefulSets (with PVCs for databases), Services, and Traefik Ingress routing tailored to your project.
• Werf & Giterminism Integration: Dynamically generates werf.yaml and werf-giterminism.yaml for seamless image building and deployment.
• Terraform State Management: Automatically sanitizes project names and provisions an AWS S3 bucket to safely store your Terraform remote state.
• CI/CD Ready: Instantly generates a .github/workflows/deploy.yml pipeline.

📦 Installation

To use Flarops locally during development, navigate to the Flarops directory and link it:

npm link

🛠️ Usage

Navigate to the root of your application repository (it must be a Git repository) and run:

flarops init

The CLI will interactively ask for:

• AWS Credentials (or automatically pick up your default ~/.aws/credentials).
• Docker Registry credentials (e.g., Docker Hub).
• Project Domain (optional, used for Ingress).

Directory Structure Generated

After initialization, Flarops will generate the following structure in your repository:

.
├── deploy/
│   ├── helm/              # Complete Kubernetes Helm chart
│   ├── terraform/         # Terraform AWS infrastructure
│   ├── .env               # Production environment variables
│   └── .env.safety        # Internal deploy configuration
├── .github/
│   └── workflows/
│       └── deploy.yml     # GitHub Actions pipeline
├── werf.yaml              # Werf build configuration
└── werf-giterminism.yaml  # Werf Giterminism settings

📄 License

MIT