admin-console generate-manifests
Running this command will create a directory on the workstation containing the Replicated admin console manifests. These assets can be used to deploy KOTS to a cluster through other workflows, such as kubectl, to provide additional customization of the admin console before deploying.
Limitations
generate-manifests does not support generating manifests for Red Hat OpenShift clusters.
Usage
kubectl kots admin-console generate-manifests [flags]
This command supports the following flags:
| Flag | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
--rootdir | string | Root directory where the YAML will be written (default ${HOME} or %USERPROFILE%) |
--namespace | string | Target namespace for the admin console |
--shared-password | string | Shared password to use when deploying the admin console |
--http-proxy | string | Sets HTTP_PROXY environment variable in all KOTS admin console components |
--https-proxy | string | Sets HTTPS_PROXY environment variable in all KOTS admin console components |
--no-proxy | string | Sets NO_PROXY environment variable in all KOTS admin console components |
--with-minio | bool | Set to true to include a local minio instance to be used for storage (default true) |
--minimal-rbac | bool | Set to true to use the namespaced role and bindings instead of cluster-level permissions (default false) |
--additional-namespaces | string | Comma delimited list to specify additional namespace(s) managed by KOTS outside where it is to be deployed. Ignored without with --minimal-rbac=true |
Examples
kubectl kots admin-console generate-manifests
kubectl kots admin-console generate-manifests --rootdir ./manifests
kubectl kots admin-console generate-manifests --namespace kotsadm --minimal-rbac=true --additional-namespaces="app1,app3"