branch string Git branch (default "main") author-name string author name for Git commits (default "Flux")
author-email string author email for Git commits as-uid string UID to impersonate for the operation. as-group stringArray Group to impersonate for the operation, this flag can be repeated to specify multiple groups. User could be a regular user or a service account in a namespace. Options inherited from parent commands -as string Username to impersonate for the operation. team strings GitLab teams to be given maintainer access (also accepts comma-separated values) repository string GitLab repository name reconcile if true, the configured options are also reconciled if the repository already exists read-write-key if true, the deploy key is configured with read/write permissions private if true, the repository is setup or configured as private (default true) personal if true, the owner is assumed to be a GitLab user otherwise a group path safeRelativePath path relative to the repository root, when specified the cluster sync will be scoped to this path interval duration sync interval (default 1m0s) hostname string GitLab hostname (default "") Options -deploy-token-auth when enabled, a Project Deploy Token is generated and will be used instead of the SSH deploy token # Run bootstrap for a private repository using Deploy Token authenticationįlux bootstrap gitlab -owner= -repository= -deploy-token-auth # Run bootstrap for a an existing repository with a branch named mainįlux bootstrap gitlab -owner= -repository= -branch=main -token-auth # Run bootstrap for a private repository hosted on a GitLab serverįlux bootstrap gitlab -owner= -repository= -hostname= -token-auth # Run bootstrap for a public repository on a personal accountįlux bootstrap gitlab -owner= -repository= -private=false -personal -token-auth # Run bootstrap for a private repository using SSH authenticationįlux bootstrap gitlab -owner= -repository=įlux bootstrap gitlab -owner= -repository= -path=dev-cluster # Run bootstrap for a private repository using HTTPS token authenticationįlux bootstrap gitlab -owner= -repository= -token-auth flux bootstrap gitlab Įxamples # Create a GitLab API token and export it as an env var
#GIT LAB UPGRADE#
The bootstrap command will perform an upgrade if needed. If the Flux components are present on the cluster, Then it configures the target cluster to synchronize with that repository. The bootstrap gitlab command creates the GitLab repository if it doesn’t exists andĬommits the Flux manifests to the specified branch.
#GIT LAB UPDATE#
Migrate from Flux v1 image update automationįlux bootstrap gitlab flux bootstrap gitlabĭeploy Flux on a cluster connected to a GitLab repository Synopsis.Promote Helm Releases with GitHub Actions.Sortable image tags to use with automation.Configure image automation authentication.This is because GitLab Runner runs without an interactive TTY. Note that in the examples above, the output of the test results does not display colors. Once you correct the configuration, Checkov verifies that no errors have been found. GitLab will collect the results into the normal unit testing area of the pipeline and/or the merge request. This will comment on an associated merge request or fail the build depending on the context. Checkov detects this and fails the job and pipeline. Pipeline Failureįor example, I have an S3 bucket that does not have versioning enabled. If Checkov finds any issues, it will fail the build. When your pipeline executes, it will run this job. o junitxml | tee artifacts : reports : junit : " " paths : - " " Example Results Stages : - test checkov : stage : test allow_failure : true # True for AutoDevOps compatibility image : name : bridgecrew/checkov:latest entrypoint : - ' /usr/bin/env' - ' PATH=/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin' rules : - if : $SAST_DISABLED when : never - if : $CI_COMMIT_BRANCH exists : - ' **/*.yml' - ' **/*.yaml' - ' **/*.json' - ' **/*.template' - ' **/*.tf' - ' **/serverless.yml' - ' **/serverless.yaml' script : - checkov -d.
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