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Kubestr

Kubestr is a tool that qualifies the storage options present in a cluster.
In upcoming releases we plan to suport running an FIO test on the storage as well as testing the snapshotting capabilities of a storage provisioner.

To run the tool -
curl https://kastenhq.github.io/kubestr/scripts/run_kubestr.sh | bash

Developers

Building and testing the tool locally -

(You must have kubectl installed and kubernetes context must be set)

Build
go build

Run
./kubestr

To create your own image -

Build a docker image -
docker build . --file Dockerfile --tag kubestr

Tag it with your personal repo -
docker tag kubestr:latest <yourRepo:version>

Push it! -
docker push <yourRepo:version>

You can now run your image in a pod by executing the run_kubestr script -
curl https://kastenhq.github.io/kubestr/scripts/run_kubestr.sh | bash /dev/stdin -i <yourRepo:version>