Statefile Arguments

Statefile Arguments are a way to reuse your Statefile by taking advantage of Liquid templating.
Let considere this example, create a new file called my-deployment.yml and add the following content :

ApiVersion: v0.18

# Definition of your arguments
# The type of argument, can be:
# - String
# - Number
# - Boolean
Args:
- Name: name
  Kind: String
- Name: domain
  Kind: String
- Name: image
  Kind: String
- Name: port
  Kind: String

Namespace: global

Cargoes:
- Name: ${{ Args.name }}
  Containers:
  - Name: app
    Image: ${{ Args.image }}

Resources:
- Name: ${{ Args.domain }}
  Kind: ncproxy.io/rule/v0.15
  Data:
    Rules:
    - Domain: ${{ Args.domain }}
      Network: Public
      Locations:
      - Path: /
        Target:
          Key: global.${{ Args.name }}.c
          Port: ${{ Args.port }}

Now if you apply it with:

nanocl state apply -s my-deployment.yml

You will notice the following error message:

error: the following required arguments were not provided:
  --name <name>
  --domain <domain>
  --image <image>
  --port <port>

Usage: nanocl state args -- --name <name> --domain <domain> --image <image> --port <port>

For more information, try '--help'.

The Statefile now require arguments that will be used for rendering

The correct command is now:

state apply -s my-deployment.yml -- --name deploy-example \
  --domain deploy-example.com \
  --image ghcr.io/next-hat/nanocl-get-started:latest \
  --port 9000

That why you can quickly deploy any Http service really easily.
Now you have the basics to create a awsome Statefile !