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store helm values into a Kubernetes secret #782
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Similarly to helm behavior, Cilium-cli will store its generated yaml values file in a secret. Signed-off-by: André Martins <[email protected]>
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no need to do anything in this pr, but i do wonder if we could just run helm install
and let helm keep track of the installation state.
@michi-covalent it depends on what we decide to use in the future. Right now, cilium-cli has the control over which manifests we want to install. Also perhaps in the future we will have the ability to control how we perform the upgrade of each manifests and which configmap options should be enabled or not. We kind of lose control of that by doing helm install |
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LGTM
Similarly to helm behavior, Cilium-cli will store its generated yaml
values file in a secret.
Signed-off-by: André Martins [email protected]