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* https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/cluster-api
 
* https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/cluster-api
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* https://cluster-api.sigs.k8s.io/user/quick-start.html
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[[brew install clusterctl]]
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clusterctl init Initialize a management cluster.
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clusterctl upgrade plan Provide a list of recommended target versions for upgrading [[Cluster API]] providers in a management cluster.
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clusterctl upgrade apply Apply new versions of Cluster API core and providers in a management cluster.
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clusterctl delete Delete one or more providers from the management cluster.
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clusterctl generate cluster Generate templates for creating workload clusters.
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clusterctl generate yaml Process yaml using clusterctl’s yaml processor.
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clusterctl get kubeconfig Gets the kubeconfig file for accessing a workload cluster.
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clusterctl move Move Cluster API objects and all their dependencies between management clusters.
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clusterctl alpha rollout Manages the rollout of Cluster API resources. For example: MachineDeployments.
  
  

Latest revision as of 10:21, 20 March 2024

brew install clusterctl
clusterctl init Initialize a management cluster.
clusterctl upgrade plan Provide a list of recommended target versions for upgrading Cluster API providers in a management cluster.
clusterctl upgrade apply Apply new versions of Cluster API core and providers in a management cluster.
clusterctl delete Delete one or more providers from the management cluster.
clusterctl generate cluster Generate templates for creating workload clusters.
clusterctl generate yaml Process yaml using clusterctl’s yaml processor.
clusterctl get kubeconfig Gets the kubeconfig file for accessing a workload cluster.
clusterctl move Move Cluster API objects and all their dependencies between management clusters.
clusterctl alpha rollout Manages the rollout of Cluster API resources. For example: MachineDeployments.


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