lxd-compose supply a way to deploy a complex environment to an LXD Cluster or LXD standalone installation.
It permits organizing and tracing all infrastructure configuration steps and creating test suites, following the IAAS (Infrastructure As A Code) paradigm.
All configuration files could be created at runtime through two different template engines: Helm or Jinja2 (require j2cli tool).
To keep API changes fast we haven't yet release a major released but we consider the tool pretty stable.
From release v0.33.0 lxd-compose uses by default the Instance API to works with Incus.
From release v0.39.0 lxd-compose implements two different executors, one based on LXD API and one based on Incus API.
The attribute connection_type is been added with values incus or lxd-6 in order explicit the target group server.
The connection_type with value lxd-6 could be used for LXD <6.0.
At the moment, we doesn't support VMs but we will add support to virtual-machine soon.
lxd-compose is available as Macaroni OS package and installable in every Linux distro through anise tool with these steps:
$> curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/macaroni-os/anise/geaaru/contrib/config/get_anise_root.sh | sudo -E sh
$> sudo anise install app-emulation/lxd-compose$> sudo anise repo update
$> sudo anise upgrade
The complete lxd-compose documentation is available here.
We maintain a project that supply ready to build environments at LXD Compose Galaxy.
The lxd-compose devs team is available through the Mottainai Slack channel.