Tutorial

Our tutorial comes in multiple flavours – pick your flavour of choice!

Note

Currently all our tutorial flavours demonstrate charmcraft in combination with an 12-factor app extension – a journey that does not require any ops and which does not currently include publishing the charm. To get a sense of the workflow for other types of applications and including the publication step, see Manage charms.

• Write your first Kubernetes charm for a Django app
  • What you’ll need
  • What you’ll do
  • Set things up
  • Create the Django application
  • Run the Django application locally
  • Pack the Django application into a rock
  • Create the charm
  • Deploy the Django application
  • Add a root endpoint
  • Enable a configuration
  • Expose the app using ingress
  • Tear things down
  • Next steps
• Write your first Kubernetes charm for a Flask app
  • What you’ll need
  • What you’ll do
  • Set things up
  • Create the Flask application
  • Run the Flask application locally
  • Pack the Flask application into a rock
  • Create the charm
  • Deploy the Flask application
  • Configure the Flask application
  • Integrate with a database
  • Clean up the environment
  • Next steps
• Write your first Kubernetes charm for a FastAPI app
  • Set things up
  • Create the FastAPI application
  • Run the FastAPI application locally
  • Pack the FastAPI application into a rock
  • Create the charm
  • Deploy the FastAPI application
  • Configure the FastAPI application
  • Integrate with a database
  • Tear things down
  • Next steps
• Write your first Kubernetes charm for a Go app
  • Set things up
  • Create the Go application
  • Run the Go application locally
  • Pack the Go application into a rock
  • Create the charm
  • Deploy the Go application
  • Configure the Go application
  • Integrate with a database
  • Tear things down
  • Next steps