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README 

HSCloud
=======

This is a monorepo. You'll need bash and Bazel 0.20.0+ to use it.

You'll also need Nix installed globally in your system until [rules_nixpkgs/75](https://github.com/tweag/rules_nixpkgs/issues/75) is resolved. Or run on NixOS.

Getting started
---------------

    cd hscloud
    . env.sh # setup PATH and hscloud_root
    tools/install.sh # build tools


Then, to get Kubernetes access to k0.hswaw.net (current nearly-production cluster):

    prodaccess
    kubectl version

You will automatically get a `personal-$USERNAME` namespace created in which you have full admin rights.

For mor information about the cluster, see [cluster/README].