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Daemon sync support
Daemon sync support








daemon sync support

Period at which to fetch any new commits from the git repoĭuration after which git operations time out Ref to use for keeping commit annotations in git notes Tag to use to mark sync progress for this cluster (old config, still used if –git-label is not supplied)

daemon sync support

Label to keep track of sync progress overrides both –git-sync-tag and –git-notes-ref gitsecret directory exist in the root of the git repository, Flux will execute a git secret reveal -f in the working clone before performing any operations If set, commits made by fluxd to the user git repo will be signed with the provided GPG key. If set, fluxd will attempt to import the gpg key(s) found on the given path If set, the author of git commits will reflect the user who initiated the commit and will differ from the git committer Username to use as git to use as git committer Path within git repo to locate Kubernetes manifests (relative path) If provided, fluxd will append this to commit messages (overrides –git-ci-skip`) When set, fluxd will append \n\n to its commit messages URL of git repo with Kubernetes manifests e.g., of git repo to use for Kubernetes manifests Listen address where /metrics and API will be served New deployment will not proceed upon triggered release.įluxd requires setup and offers customization through a multitude of flags. Manually released (through the CLI tool fluxctl).ĭeployment is pinned to a particular image tag. Deautomated deployment will not proceed until Is committed to the user git repository, then deployed to theĭeployment happens automatically when a new image tag isĭetected. Vs container registry image tag) triggers k8s manifest update, which Detection of an image change (running container image tag Responsibilities Continuous Deploymentįlux daemon monitors user git repo Kubernetes manifests forĬhanges, which it then deploys to the cluster.įlux daemon monitors container registry for running container image Version controlling of cluster manifests provides reproducibility and a historical trail of events. Automated deployment of new container imagesįlux daemon ( fluxd, aka Flux agent) allows automation of application deployments and version control of cluster configuration.










Daemon sync support