Kubernetes Manifests: Difference between revisions
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A manifest expresses the [[Kubernetes_Concepts#Declarative_versus_Imperative_Approach|desired state]] of the application. | A manifest expresses the [[Kubernetes_Concepts#Declarative_versus_Imperative_Approach|desired state]] of the application. | ||
Manifest files can be generated with [[kubectl kustomize]]. | |||
=Manifest Operations= | =Manifest Operations= | ||
* [[Kubectl#POSTing_a_Manifest|POSTing a Manifest]] | * [[Kubectl#POSTing_a_Manifest|POSTing a Manifest]] | ||
* [[Kubectl#Get_the_Manifest_for_an_Existing_Object|Get the Manifest for an Existing Object]] | * [[Kubectl#Get_the_Manifest_for_an_Existing_Object|Get the Manifest for an Existing Object]] | ||
Revision as of 16:32, 23 August 2019
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Overview
A manifest expresses the desired state of the application.
Manifest files can be generated with kubectl kustomize.