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About

Gento stands for aGent of Red Hat OpenShift. It enables Cloud-Native Applications and Operators in OpenShift through the DCI OpenShift App Agent, part of the Red Hat Distributed Continuous Integration (DCI) service.

Install

Gento ships as a standalone Portable Operating System Interface (POSIX) shell script named gento. Install it from the official releases. Writing to /usr/local/bin on Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) requires administrative privileges, so prefix the tar command with sudo.

REL=0.9.20260404
SRC=https://github.com/rdavid/gento/archive/refs/tags/v$REL.tar.gz
curl --location --silent $SRC |
  sudo tar \
    --directory /usr/local/bin \
    --extract \
    --gzip \
    --strip-components=2 \
    gento-$REL/app/gento

To install gento with all its dependencies, run the install shell script as root:

REL=0.9.20260404
SRC=https://github.com/rdavid/gento/archive/refs/tags/v$REL.tar.gz
sudo su -c eval -c "$(
  curl --location --silent $SRC |
    tar \
      --extract \
      --gzip \
      --to-stdout \
      gento-$REL/app/install
)"

Run gento as the dci-openshift-app-agent user. Pass a DCI settings file as the parameter. For better reporting, use the naming pattern settings-cnf-name.yml. Add /usr/local/bin to the dci-openshift-app-agent user’s PATH.

sudo su - dci-openshift-app-agent
gento settings-cnf-name.yml

Test

The project uses Daniel J. Bernstein’s build system, redo. You can install Sergey Matveev’s goredo implementation. redo lint applies the following linters to the source files: actionlint, hadolint, reuse, shellcheck, shfmt, typos, vale, yamllint, zizmor.

License

Copyright David Rabkin, released under the Zero-Clause BSD license.