Currently, there are 4 major types of components in Bunnyshell:

• Kubernetes-compatible components, designed to deploy in Kubernetes in a native way
• Build components, which produce artefacts for other components to use
• Docker-compose components, which are based on services from docker-compose definitions
• Customizable components, which allow the user complete control of what is executed in the workflows
  

Kubernetes-compatible components

These components are used for creating resources within Kubernetes.

• KubernetesManifest - used with plain Kubernetes manifests
• Helm - used with Helm Charts

Build components

Currently, the single artefact-producing component is the Docker image one:

• DockerImage - handle Docker image builds, to be used in other components

Docker-compose components

There are 3 types of components based on services from docker-compose

• Application - used for git-stored code that needs to be built
• Database - used for databases, which need persistence and seeding
• Service- used for services (such as caches, queues etc)

Customizable components

• GenericComponent - completely customizable, by writing scripts for each of the workflows