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If we want to share data between steps (on a Github action) it's just not enough to export a variable like this:
export VARIABLE_NAME
05/10/2021
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When you are handling helm chart dependencies using helm itself you might face the situation where you don't want to install a dependency based on some condition. Using the Chart.yaml file we can configure it to optionally load a dependency
04/10/2022
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We can define dependencies you our helm charts using the dependencies key on the Chart.yaml file:
(...)
dependencies:
- name: gatekeeper
version: "3.9.0"
repository: "https://open-policy-agent.github.io/gatekeeper/charts"
03/10/2022
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kind is a tool for runnint local Kubernetes clusters on Docker, just in the same way minikube can work (if configuring it to use docker). It was primarily designed for testing Kubernetes itself, but we can use it for local development or CI as well.
29/09/2021
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When we have different apiGroups providing objects with the same name (same kind), kubectl needs a way of telling them apart:
$ kubectl api-resources | grep '\bconfigs\b'
configs config.gatekeeper.sh/v1alpha1 true Config
configs operator.openshift.io/v1 false Config
28/09/2022
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