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Examples

To run these examples, your $PATH must contain kustomize. See the installation instructions.

These examples are tested to work with the latest released version of kustomize.

Basic Usage

  • valueAdd - Add a simple string value easily to various fields, including fields that happen to hold file paths.

  • configGenerations - Rolling update when ConfigMapGenerator changes.

  • combineConfigs - Mixing configuration data from different owners (e.g. devops/SRE and developers).

  • generatorOptions - Modifying behavior of all ConfigMap and Secret generators.

  • vars - Injecting k8s runtime data into container arguments (e.g. to point wordpress to a SQL service) by vars.

  • image names and tags - Updating image names and tags without applying a patch.

  • remote target - Building a kustomization from a github URL

  • json patch - Apply a json patch in a kustomization

  • patch multiple objects - Apply a patch to multiple objects

Advanced Usage

Multi Variant Examples

  • hello world - Deploy multiple (differently configured) variants of a simple Hello World server.

  • LDAP - Deploy multiple (differently configured) variants of a LDAP server.

  • springboot - Create a Spring Boot application production configuration from scratch.

  • mySql - Create a MySQL production configuration from scratch.

  • breakfast - Customize breakfast for Alice and Bob.

  • multibases - Composing three variants (dev, staging, production) with a common base.

  • components - Compose three variants (community, enterprise, dev) with a common base, by reusing configuration between them.