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This is suggested if you want to contribute to Spinnaker. For more details click .
The Local Git installation means Spinnaker will be cloned, built, and run on the same single machine where Halyard is run on.
Make sure you have the following software installed on your computer:
git: sudo apt-get install git
curl: sudo apt-get install curl
netcat: sudo apt-get install netcat
redis-server: sudo apt-get install redis-server
OpenJDK 11 - JDK (we’re building from source, so a JRE is not sufficient)
node (version >=12.16.0, can be installed via , summarized below)
git: brew install git
curl: brew install curl
netcat: brew install netcat
redis-server:
Install: brew install redis
Start: brew services start redis
OpenJDK 11 - JDK (we’re building from source, so a JRE is not sufficient)
Follow these guides to setup SSH access to your github.com account from your local machine:
Halyard defaults to a Local Debian install when first run. If you will be contributing code to the Spinnaker project, you can change your deployment type to Local Git type and set up your development environment with the latest code.
Refer to the image below (This image is only an example).
In the hal config file, it will be updated as shown in the image below:
The Local Git installation is intended for developers who want to contribute to Spinnaker. It is not intended to be used to manage any production environment.
Note: Be sure to use the same username here that you forked the Spinnaker repository.
yarn: npm install -g yarn or
brew (a package manager for MacOS, can be installed via , summarized below)
node (version >=12.16.0, can be installed via , summarized below)
yarn: npm install -g yarn or
Fork all of the microservices listed here: on github ( ).
Generating a new ssh key and adding it to your ssh agent. Refer .
Adding a new ssh key to your Github account. Refer .
See the for a short guide to getting up and running with developing Spinnaker.
