Moved to https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/cli-experimental
- -kustomization.yaml fields and API
-Glossary of terms
-Moved to https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/cli-experimental
- -Moved to https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/cli-experimental
- -Moved to https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/cli-experimental
- -Moved to https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/cli-experimental
- -Moved to https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/cli-experimental
- -Moved to https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/cli-experimental
- -Moved to https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/cli-experimental
- -Moved to https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/cli-experimental
- -Moved to https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/cli-experimental
- -Add resources from a kustomization dir.
-Add annotations to all resources.
-Add labels and selectors to add all resources.
-Compose kustomizations.
-Generate ConfigMap resources.
-Adding CRD support
-Modify the name, tags and/or digest for images.
-Prepends the value to the names of all resources and references.
-Adds namespace to all resources.
-Appends the value to the names of all resources and references.
-Patch resources
-Patch resources using the json 6902 standard
-Patch resources using the strategic merge patch standard.
-Change the number of replicas for a resource.
-Resources to include.
-Generate Secret resources.
-Substitute name references.
-Moved to https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/cli-experimental
- -Moved to https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/cli-experimental
- -Moved to https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/cli-experimental
- -Moved to https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/cli-experimental
- -Moved to https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/cli-experimental
- -Moved to https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/cli-experimental
- -Moved to https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/cli-experimental
- -Moved to https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/cli-experimental
- -Moved to https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/cli-experimental
- -Moved to https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/cli-experimental
- -Initial release after move from github.com/kubernetes/kubectl to github.com/kubernetes-sigs/kustomize.
-History
-After security review, a field used in secret -generation (see below) was removed from the -definition of a kustomization file with no -mechanism to convert it to a new form. Also, the -set of files accessible from a kustomization file -has been further constrained.
-Per the versioning policy, -backward incompatible changes trigger an increment -of the major version number, hence we go -from 1.0.11 to 2.0.0. We’re taking this major -version increment opportunity to remove some -already deprecated fields, and the code paths -associated with them.
-A kustomization file can specify paths to other -files, including resources, patches, configmap -generation data, secret generation data and -bases. In the case of a base, the path can be a -git URL instead.
-In 1.x, these paths had to be relative to the
-current kustomization directory (the location of
-the kustomization file used in the build
-command).
In 2.0, bases can continue to specify, via -relative paths, kustomizations outside the current -kustomization directory. But non-base paths are -constrained to terminate in or below the current -kustomization directory. Further, bases specified -via a git URL may not reference files outside of -the directory used to clone the repository.
-patches was deprecated and replaced by
-patchesStrategicMerge when patchesJson6902 was
-introduced. In Kustomize 2.0.0, patches is
-removed. Please use patchesStrategicMerge
-instead.
imageTags is replaced by images since images
-can provide more features to change image names,
-registries, tags and digests.
commands is removed from SecretGenerator due to
-a security concern. One can use files or
-literals, similar to ConfigMapGenerator, to
-generate a secret.
secretGenerator:
-- name: app-tls
- files:
- - secret/tls.cert
- - secret/tls.key
- type: "kubernetes.io/tls"
-As this release is triggered by a security change, -there are no major new features to announce. A few -things that are worth mentioning in this release -are:
-More than 40 issues closed since 1.0.11 -release (including many extensions to -transformation rules).
-Users can run kustomize edit fix to migrate a
-kustomization file working with previous
-versions to one working with 2.0.0. For example,
-a kustomization.yaml with following content
patches:
- - deployment-patch.yaml
-imageTags:
- - name: postgres
- newTag: v1
-will be converted to
-apiVersion: kustomize.config.k8s.io/v1beta1
-kind: Kustomization
-patchesStrategicMerge:
- - deployment-patch.yaml
-images:
- - name: postgres
- newTag: v1
-Kustomization filename
-In previous versions, the name of a
-kustomization file had to be
-kustomization.yaml.
-Kustomize allows kustomization.yaml,
-kustomization.yml and
-Kustomization. In a directory, only one of
-those filenames is allowed. If there are more
-than one found, Kustomize will exit with an
-error. Please select the best filename for your
-use cases.
Cancelled plans to deprecate applying prefix/suffix to namespace. -The deprecation warning
-Adding nameprefix and namesuffix to Namespace resource will be deprecated in next release.
-was removed.
-Go modules, resource ordering respected, generator and transformer plugins, eased -loading restrictions, the notion of inventory, eased replica count modification. -About ~90 issues closed since v2.0.3 in ~400 commits.
-Download here.
-
Kustomize now defines its dependencies in a top
-level go.mod file. This is the first step
-towards a package structure intentially exported
-as one or more Go modules for use in other
-programs (kubectl, kubebuilder, etc.) and in
-kustomize plugins (see below).
Kustomize now retains the depth-first order of -resources as read, a frequently requested -feature.
-This means resource order can be controlled -by editting kustomization files. This is -also vital to applying user-defined -transformations (plugins) in a particular -order.
-Nothing needs to be done to activate this; -it happens automatically.
-The build command now accepts a --reorder
-flag with values legacy and none,
-with a default value of legacy.
legacy means apply an ordering based on
-GVK, that currently emits Namespace objects
-first, and ValidatingWebhookConfiguration
-objects last. This means that despite
-automatic retention of load order, your
-build output won’t change by default.
none means don’t reorder the resources before
-output. Specify this to see output order
-respect input order.
Since the beginning (as kinflate back in Sep
-2017), kustomize has read or generated resources,
-applied a series of pipelined transformation to
-them, and emitted the result to stdout.
At that time, the only way to change the behavior -of a generator (e.g. a secret generator), or -change the behavior of a transformer (e.g. a name -changer, or json patcher), was to modify source -code and put out a release.
-v1.0.9 introduced generator options as a means -to change the behavior of the only two generators -available at the time - Secret and ConfigMap -generators. It also introduced -transformer configs as a way to fine tune the -targets of transformations (e.g. to which fields -selectors should be added). Most of the feature -requests for kustomize revolve around changing the -behavior of the builtin generators and -transformers.
-v2.1.0 adds an alpha plugin framework, that
-encourages users to write their own generators or
-transformers, declaring them as kubernetes
-objects just like everything else, and apply them
-as part of the kustomize build process.
To inform the API exposed to plugins, and to
-confirm that the plugin framework can offer plugin
-authors the same capabilities as builtin
-operations, all the builtin generators and
-tranformers have been converted to plugin form
-(with one exceptions awaiting Go module
-refinements). This means that adding, say, a
-secretGenerator or commonAnnotations directive
-to your kustomization will (in v2.1.0) trigger
-execution of
-code committed as a plugin.
For more information, see the -kustomize plugin documentation.
-
The following usage:
-kustomize build --load_restrictor none $target
-allows a kustomization.yaml file used in this
-build to refer to files outside its own directory
-(i.e. outside its root).
This is an opt-in to suppress a security feature -that denies this precise behavior.
-This feature should only be used to allow multiple
-overlays (e.g. prod, staging and dev) to share a
-patch file. To share resources, use a relative
-path or URL to a kustomization directory in the
-resources directive.
Alpha
-Users can add an inventory stanza to their
-kustomization file, to add a special inventory
-object to the build result.
This object applies to the cluster along with -everything else in the build result and can be -used by other clients to intelligently prune -orphaned cluster resources.
-For more information see the -kustomize inventory object documentation.
-resources expanded, bases deprecatedThe resources field has been generalized; it now
-accepts what formerly could only be specified in
-the bases field.
This change was made to allow users fine control
-over resource processing order. With a distinct
-bases field, bases had to be loaded separately
-from resources as a group. Now, base loading may
-be interleaved as desired with the loading of
-resource files from the current
-directory. Resource ordering
-had to be respected before this feature could be
-introduced.
The bases field is now deprecated, and will be
-deleted in some future major release. Manage the
-deprecation simply moving the arguments of the
-bases field to the resources field in the
-desired order, e.g.
--resources: -- someResouceFile.yaml -- someOtherResourceFile.yaml -bases: -- ../../someBaseDir -
could become
---resources: -- someResouceFile.yaml -- ../../someBaseDir -- someOtherResourceFile.yaml -
The kustomized edit fix command will do this for
-you, though it will always put the bases at the
-end.
As an aside, the resources, generators and
-transformers fields now all accept the same
-argument format.
--Each field’s argument is a string list, -where each entry is either a resource (a -relative path to a YAML file) or a -kustomization (a path or URL -pointing to a directory with a kustomization -file). A kustomization directory used in this -context is called a base.
-
The fact that the generators and transformers
-field accept bases and the fact that generator
-and transformer configuration objects are just
-normal k8s resources means that one can generate
-or transform a generator or a transformer (see
-TestTransformerTransformers).
replicas fieldThe common task of patching a deployment to edit -the number of replicas is now made easier -with the new replicas field.
-envs fieldAn envs sub-field has been added to both
-configMapGenerator and secretGenerator,
-replacing the now deprecated (and singular)
-env field. The new field accepts lists, just
-like its sibling fields files and literals.
Optionally use kustomize edit fix to merge
-singular env field into a plural field.
This release is basically v2.1.0,
-with many post-v2.1.0 bugs fixed (in about 150
-commits) and a v3 in Go package paths.
The major version increment to v3 puts a new
-floor on a stable API for plugin developers
-(both Go plugin developers and exec plugin
-developers who happen to use Go).
We made a mistake - v2.1.0 should have been -v3.0.0. Per the Go modules doc (which have -improved a great deal recently), a release that’s -already tagged v2 or higher should increment the -major version when performing their first Go -module-based release.
-This advice applies to kustomize, since it was -already at major version 2 when it began using Go -modules to state its own dependencies in v2.1.0.
-But the more important reason for v3 is a change
-to the kustomize versioning policy, forced by
-the introduction of plugins.
Historically, kustomize’s versioning policy
-didn’t involve Go modules and addressed only the
-command line tool’s behavior and the fields in a
-kustomization file. The underlying packages were
-an implementation detail, not under semantic
-versioning, because they weren’t intended for
-export (and should have all been under
-internal). Thus although the v2.1.0 CLI is
-backward compatible with v2.0.3, the underlying
-package APIs are not.
With Go modules, the go tool must assume that Go
-packages respect semantic versioning, so it can
-perform minimal version selection.
With the introduction of alpha plugins, kustomize
-sub-packages - in particular loader and
-resmap - become part of an API formally exposed
-to plugin authors, and so must be semantically
-versioned. This allows plugins defined in other
-repositories to clarify that they depend on
-kustomize v3.0.0, and not see confusing errors
-arising from incompatibilities between v2.1.0 and
-v2.0.3. Hence, the jump to v3.
Aside - the set of kustomize packages outside
-internal is too large, and over time, informed
-by package use, this API surface must shrink.
-Such shrinkage will trigger a major version
-increment.
Since this version, Kustomize allows applying one patch to multiple resources. This works for both Strategic Merge Patch and JSON Patch. Take a look at patch multiple objects.
-Multiple improvements have been made to allow the user to leverage “namespace” -instead/or with “name suffix/prefix” to segregate resources.
-The following example demonstrates how using the namespace field in the patch definition,
-will let the user define two different patches against two different Deployment having the
-same “deploy1” name but in different namespaces in the same Kustomize context/folder.
-Unless the namespace: field has been specified in the kustomization.yaml, no namespace
-value will be handled as Kubernetes default namespace.
apiVersion: apps/v1
-kind: Deployment
-metadata:
- name: deploy1
- namespace: main
-spec:
- template:
- spec:
- containers:
- - name: nginx
- env:
- - name: ANOTHERENV
- value: TESTVALUE
----
-apiVersion: apps/v1
-kind: Deployment
-metadata:
- name: deploy1
- namespace: production
-spec:
- template:
- spec:
- containers:
- - name: main
- env:
- - name: ANOTHERENV
- value: PRODVALUE
-It is possible to add namespace field to the variable declaration. In the following example,
-two Service objects with the same elasticsearch name have been declared.
-Specifying the namespace in the objRef of the corresponding varriables, allows Kustomize to
-resovlve thoses variables.
-If the namespace is not specified, Kustomize will handle it has a “wildcard” value.
Extract of kustomization.yaml:
-vars:
-- name: elasticsearch-test-protocol
- objref:
- kind: Service
- name: elasticsearch
- namespace: test
- apiVersion: v1
- fieldref:
- fieldpath: spec.ports[0].protocol
-- name: elasticsearch-dev-protocol
- objref:
- kind: Service
- name: elasticsearch
- namespace: dev
- apiVersion: v1
- fieldref:
- fieldpath: spec.ports[0].protocol
-
-Kustomize is now able to deal with simultaneous changes of name and namespace. -Special attention has been paid the handling of:
-The user should be able to use a kustomization.yaml as shown in the example bellow -even if ClusterRoleBind,RoleBinding and ValidatingWebookConfiguration are part of the -resources he needs to declare.
-Extract of kustomization.yaml:
-namePrefix: pfx-
-nameSuffix: -sfx
-namespace: testnamespace
-
-resources:
-...
-Kustomize is now able to support more aggregation patterns.
-If for instance, the top level of kustomization.yaml, is simply -combining sub-components, (as in the following example), Kustomize has improved -resource matching capabilities. This removes some of the constraints which were -present on the utilization of prefix/suffix and namespace transformers in the -individual components.
-resources:
-- ../component1
-- ../component2
-- ../component3
-configurations: section of the kustomization.yaml.kustomize help command has been tidied up.Since this version, Kustomize allows inline patches in all three of patchesStrategicMerge, patchesJson6902 and patches. Take a look at inline patch.
Since this version, one can create a kustomization.yaml file in a directory through a create subcommand.
Create a new overlay from the base ../base
-kustomize create --resources ../base
-Create a new kustomization detecing resources in the current directory
-kustomize create --autodetect
-Once can also add all resources in the current directory recursively by
-kustomize create --autodetect --recursive
-A new example generator of using go-getter to download resources is added. Take a look at go-getter generator.
- - - -This is a patch release, with no new features from 3.2.0.
-It reflects a change in dependence.
-The kustomize binary is now built as a client, with no special -consideration, of the set of public packages represented by the Go -module at [https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/kustomize].
-kustomize the binary is now a client of the kustomize API
-represented by the public package surface presented by
-https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/kustomize/v{whatever}
Many of the PRs since the last vrelease were -around restructuring the sigs.k8s.io/kustomize -repository into three Go modules instead of just one.
-The reasons for this are detailed in the versioning -policy documentation, and what it means for releasing -is explained in the release process documentation.
-The tl;dr is that the top level module
-sigs.k8s.io/kustomize now defines the kustomize Go
-API, and the kustomize CLI sits below it in an
-independent module sigs.k8s.io/kustomize/kustomize.
The modules release independently, though in practice a
-new release of the kustomize Go API will likely be
-followed quickly by a new release of the kustomize
-executable.
This is a necessary step to creating a much smaller -kustomize Go API surface that has some hope of -conforming to semantic versioning and being of some use -to clients.
-The kustomize CLI will see the same kustomize Go API as -any other client.
-The new semver-able API will begin with v4.0.0 (not
-yet released) and be a clean break with v3 etc.
3c9d828f - Have kustomize CLI depend on kustomize Go API v3.3.0 (Jeffrey Regan)
-5d800f0b - Merge pull request #1595 from monopole/threeReleases (Jeff Regan)
-4eb2d5bc - Three builders. (Jeffrey Regan)
-988af1ff - Update README.md (Jeff Regan)
-1617183e - Merge pull request #1590 from monopole/releaseProcessUpdate (Kubernetes Prow Robot)
-ee727464 - update release process doc (jregan)
-c9e7dc3b - Merge pull request #1589 from monopole/moreTestsAroundKustFileName (Jeff Regan)
-07e0e46a - improve tests for alternative kustomization file names (Jeffrey Regan)
-404d2d63 - Merge pull request #1587 from monopole/reducePgmconfig (Jeff Regan)
-baa0296a - Reduce size of pgmconfig package (Jeffrey Regan)
-0f665ac1 - Merge pull request #1544 from ptux/add-transformer-href (Jeff Regan)
-14b0a650 - Merge pull request #1581 from monopole/refactorFs (Jeff Regan)
-2d58f8b8 - Break the dep between fs and pgmconfig. (Jeffrey Regan)
-9a43ca53 - Merge pull request #1578 from nlamirault/fix/build-plugins-doc (Jeff Regan)
-5372fc6f - Merge pull request #1579 from monopole/fsPackageCleanup (Jeff Regan)
-86bc3440 - Merge pull request #1513 from nimohunter/fix_empty_list_item (Kubernetes Prow Robot)
-a014f7d4 - Merge pull request #1561 from beautytiger/dev-190925 (Jeff Regan)
-9a94bcb8 - Improve fs package and doc in prep to officially go public (Jeffrey Regan)
-07634ef0 - Merge pull request #1575 from monopole/versioning (Jeff Regan)
-995f88d6 - Update versioning notes. (jregan)
-334a6467 - Fix: documentation link for plugins (Nicolas Lamirault)
-08963ba5 - improve test code coverage in transformers (Guangming Wang)
-326fb689 - Merge pull request #1570 from bzub/1234-go_plugin_doc (Jeff Regan)
-970ce67c - Update goPluginCaveats.md (Jeff Regan)
-98d18930 - Update INSTALL.md (Jeff Regan)
-d89b448c - Fix git tag recovery in cloud build. (Jeff Regan)
-17bf9d32 - Update releasing README. (Jeff Regan)
-a99aff1d - Merge pull request #1571 from monopole/updateCloudBuildProcess (Kubernetes Prow Robot)
-a694ac7b - Update cloud build process for kustomize. (Jeffrey Regan)
-b5b11ef6 - Fix compile kustomize example. (bzub)
-fa1af6f5 - Merge pull request #1473 from richardmarshall/execpluginhash (Jeff Regan)
-9288dec0 - Fix failing BashedConfigMapTest (Jeff Regan)
-1a45dd0b - Merge pull request #1566 from monopole/releaseNotes3.2.1 (Kubernetes Prow Robot)
-592c5acf - docs: Exec plugin generator options (Richard Marshall)
-ac9424fa - tests: Add unit tests for update resource options (Richard Marshall)
-79fbe7c4 - Support resource generator options in exec plugins (Richard Marshall)
-f69d526f - v3.2.1 release notes (Jeff Regan)
-07a95a60 - Merge pull request #1565 from monopole/tweakBinaryDepsBeforeTagging (Jeff Regan)
-032b3857 - Pin the kustomize binary's dependence on kustomize libs. (jregan)
-81062959 - Merge pull request #1564 from monopole/moveKustomizeBinaryToOwnModule (Kubernetes Prow Robot)
-b82a8fd3 - Move the kustomize binary to its own module. (Jeffrey Regan)
-2d0c22d6 - Merge pull request #1562 from keleustes/tools (Kubernetes Prow Robot)
-aa342def - Pin tool versions using go modules (Ian Howell)
-10786ec0 - Merge pull request #1554 from keleustes/readme (Kubernetes Prow Robot)
-7c705687 - Update README.md to include Kubernetes 1.16 (Jerome Brette)
-e8933d97 - Merge pull request #1560 from monopole/precommitTuneup (Jeff Regan)
-9d7b6544 - Make pre-commit more portable and less tricky. (jregan)
-7a0946a9 - Merge pull request #1558 from monopole/dependOnNewPluginatorModule (Jeff Regan)
-def4f045 - Depend on new pluginator location. (Jeffrey Regan)
-2f2408f1 - Merge pull request #1559 from monopole/compressCopyright (Jeff Regan)
-3b9bcc48 - Compress copyright in the commands package. (Jeffrey Regan)
-d0429ff4 - Merge pull request #1557 from monopole/pluginatorModule (Jeff Regan)
-33deefc3 - Copy pluginator to its own module. (Jeffrey Regan)
-9b3de82b - Merge pull request #1506 from Liujingfang1/release (Jeff Regan)
-d217074f - Merge pull request #1550 from keleustes/apiversion (Kubernetes Prow Robot)
-1d90ba7c - Fix typo in apiVersion yaml declaration (Jerome Brette)
-eeeb4c36 - Merge pull request #1547 from keleustes/extensions (Kubernetes Prow Robot)
-b1faa989 - Update Ingress apiVersion to networking.k8s.io/v1beta1 (Jerome Brette)
-d8250c9e - move test case (nimohunter)
-c9500466 - add transformer href (Wang(わん))
-0c32691e - Merge pull request #1537 from jaypipes/gomod-install-note (Kubernetes Prow Robot)
-88b1d627 - Merge pull request #1541 from rtnpro/patch-1 (Jeff Regan)
-aec82066 - Update INSTALL.md (Jeff Regan)
-20c2b53a - Merge pull request #1542 from monopole/tweakFilePathsInTest (Jeff Regan)
-274b5c3b - Tweak file path handling and logging in test. (Jeffrey Regan)
-b1fdaa23 - Fix typo in transformerconfigs README (Ratnadeep Debnath)
-b5d5e70b - empty list or map item return error (nimohunter)
-2e829853 - empty list or map item return error (nimohunter)
-55941f57 - add note about GO111MODULE for source install (Jay Pipes)
-9e226001 - empty list or map item return error (nimohunter)
-77b63f96 - add release note for v3.2.0 (jingfangliu)
-Thursday, October 24, 2019 in Releases
- - - - - - -Summary of changes First release of the Go API-only module Many of the PRs since the last vrelease were around restructuring the sigs.k8s.io/kustomize repository into three Go modules instead of just one. -The reasons for this are detailed in the …
- -Thursday, September 26, 2019 in Releases
- - - - - - -This is a patch release, with no new features from 3.2.0. -It reflects a change in dependence. -The kustomize binary is now built as a client, with no special consideration, of the set of public packages represented by the Go module at …
- -Tuesday, September 17, 2019 in Releases
- - - - - - -Inline Patch Since this version, Kustomize allows inline patches in all three of patchesStrategicMerge, patchesJson6902 and patches. Take a look at inline patch. -New Subcommand Since this version, one can create a kustomization.yaml file in a …
- -Friday, July 26, 2019 in Releases
- - - - - - -Extended patches Since this version, Kustomize allows applying one patch to multiple resources. This works for both Strategic Merge Patch and JSON Patch. Take a look at patch multiple objects. -Improved Resource Matching Multiple improvements have …
- -Wednesday, July 03, 2019 in Releases
- - - - - - -This release is basically v2.1.0, with many post-v2.1.0 bugs fixed (in about 150 commits) and a v3 in Go package paths. -The major version increment to v3 puts a new floor on a stable API for plugin developers (both Go plugin developers and exec …
- -Tuesday, June 18, 2019 in Releases
- - - - - - -Go modules, resource ordering respected, generator and transformer plugins, eased loading restrictions, the notion of inventory, eased replica count modification. About ~90 issues closed since v2.0.3 in ~400 commits. -Download here. -Go modules …
- -Tuesday, February 05, 2019 in Releases
- - - - - - -After security review, a field used in secret generation (see below) was removed from the definition of a kustomization file with no mechanism to convert it to a new form. Also, the set of files accessible from a kustomization file has been further …
- -Monday, May 21, 2018 in Releases
- - - - - - -Initial release after move from github.com/kubernetes/kubectl to github.com/kubernetes-sigs/kustomize. -History - May 2018: v1.0 after move to github.com/kubernetes-sigs/kubectl from github.com/kubernetes/kubectl. Has kustomization file, bases, …
- -Thursday, October 24, 2019 in Releases
- - - - - - -Summary of changes First release of the Go API-only module Many of the PRs since the last vrelease were around restructuring the sigs.k8s.io/kustomize repository into three Go modules instead of just one. -The reasons for this are detailed in the …
- -Thursday, September 26, 2019 in Releases
- - - - - - -This is a patch release, with no new features from 3.2.0. -It reflects a change in dependence. -The kustomize binary is now built as a client, with no special consideration, of the set of public packages represented by the Go module at …
- -Tuesday, September 17, 2019 in Releases
- - - - - - -Inline Patch Since this version, Kustomize allows inline patches in all three of patchesStrategicMerge, patchesJson6902 and patches. Take a look at inline patch. -New Subcommand Since this version, one can create a kustomization.yaml file in a …
- -Friday, July 26, 2019 in Releases
- - - - - - -Extended patches Since this version, Kustomize allows applying one patch to multiple resources. This works for both Strategic Merge Patch and JSON Patch. Take a look at patch multiple objects. -Improved Resource Matching Multiple improvements have …
- -Wednesday, July 03, 2019 in Releases
- - - - - - -This release is basically v2.1.0, with many post-v2.1.0 bugs fixed (in about 150 commits) and a v3 in Go package paths. -The major version increment to v3 puts a new floor on a stable API for plugin developers (both Go plugin developers and exec …
- -Tuesday, June 18, 2019 in Releases
- - - - - - -Go modules, resource ordering respected, generator and transformer plugins, eased loading restrictions, the notion of inventory, eased replica count modification. About ~90 issues closed since v2.0.3 in ~400 commits. -Download here. -Go modules …
- -Tuesday, February 05, 2019 in Releases
- - - - - - -After security review, a field used in secret generation (see below) was removed from the definition of a kustomization file with no mechanism to convert it to a new form. Also, the set of files accessible from a kustomization file has been further …
- -Monday, May 21, 2018 in Releases
- - - - - - -Initial release after move from github.com/kubernetes/kubectl to github.com/kubernetes-sigs/kustomize. -History - May 2018: v1.0 after move to github.com/kubernetes-sigs/kubectl from github.com/kubernetes/kubectl. Has kustomization file, bases, …
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- -Follow are resources for Kustomize contributors.
- -How to file bugs and fix Kustomize bugs
-Joining SIG-CLI and the Kubernetes community
-How to contribute features
-How to make Kustomize docs contributions
-How to modify Kustomize
-How to develop on MacOS
-How to develop on Windows
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- --- -kustomize help - -Manages declarative configuration of Kubernetes. -See https://sigs.k8s.io/kustomize - -Usage: - kustomize [command] - -Available Commands: - build Print configuration per contents of kustomization.yaml - cfg Commands for reading and writing configuration. - create Create a new kustomization in the current directory - edit Edits a kustomization file - fn Commands for running functions against configuration. - help Help about any command - install-completion Install shell completion. - live Commands for reading and writing resources to a cluster. - version Prints the kustomize version - -Flags: - -h, --help help for kustomize - --stack-trace print a stack-trace on error - -Additional help topics: - kustomize docs-fn [Alpha] Documentation for developing and invoking Configuration Functions. - kustomize docs-fn-spec [Alpha] Documentation for Configuration Functions Specification. - kustomize docs-io-annotations [Alpha] Documentation for annotations used by io. - kustomize docs-merge [Alpha] Documentation for merging Resources (2-way merge). - kustomize docs-merge3 [Alpha] Documentation for merging Resources (3-way merge). - kustomize tutorials-command-basics [Alpha] Tutorials for using basic config commands. - kustomize tutorials-function-basics [Alpha] Tutorials for using functions. - -Use "kustomize [command] --help" for more information about a command.
Print configuration per contents of kustomization.yaml
-Commands for reading and writing configuration.
-Create a new kustomization in the current directory
-Edits a kustomization file
-Commands for running functions against configuration
-Help about any command
-Installs shell completion
-Commands for reading and writing resources to a cluster.
-Prints the kustomize version
-Prints the current kustomize version
--- -kustomize version -{Version:kustomize/v3.8.1 GitCommit:0b359d0ef0272e6545eda0e99aacd63aef99c4d0 BuildDate:2020-07-16T00:58:46Z GoOs:linux GoArch:amd64} -
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- -Workflow for bespoke applications
-Workflow for off the shelf applications
-Kustomize plugins guide
-Kustomize components guide
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- -Builtin Plugins
-Exec plugin on linux in 60 seconds
-Go plugin Caveats
-Go plugin example
-We do a Pull Request contributions workflow on GitHub. -New users are always welcome!
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- -Install Kustomize from the Go source code
-Install Kustomize by downloading precompiled binaries.
-Install Kustomize for MacOS using Homebrew or MacPorts
-Install Kustomize for Windows using Chocolatey
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