halyard | A tool for configuring , installing , and updating Spinnaker
kandi X-RAY | halyard Summary
kandi X-RAY | halyard Summary
There are three parts to Halyard, the halconfig, the daemon, and hal. In short, hal is a Command Line Interface (CLI) that sends commands to the daemon to update the halconfig, which is ultimately the source of all configuration for your Spinnaker deployment.
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- Deploys the status of the distributed services
- Disables or disables or disables or disables or disables server groups
- Build a pipeline for the deploy server group
- Reloads rococovers
- Retrieves the profiles for the current account
- Creates a new vault config mount from the given file
- Retrieves the root token from the vault
- Deploys Kubernetes
- Builds the config sources for the deployment
- Sets the required profile
- Validates the account
- Sets the artifact provider
- Execute the cluster
- Edit account
- Sets the profile from the deployment configuration
- Validates the Azure Account
- Sets the profile based on the metrics
- Validates the account
- Update the state of a job
- Executes the current deployment environment
- Creates an account with the specified account
- Ensures that the given account is valid
- Build custom sidecar string
- Return the description of the server group
- Updates an account
- Updates the given provider
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We've just received an e-mail from GCP informing us that our clusters are currently using deprecated Beta APIs and that we need to upgrade to the newest API version.
We have 3 clusters running multiple resources in multiple namespaces so it would be a bit painful having to go through all of them detecting which ones are obsolete.
The ones we control such as services, deployments, horizontalpodautoscalers, poddisruptionbudgets etc, those ones are already updated.
But we have many services whose manifest files are automatically generated such as Spinnaker services generated by Halyard, or ElasticSearch generated by Elastic Operator, etc.
Is there any way to filter all resources by the API version, or any way to detect deprecated resources across all namespaces?
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Answered 2021-Sep-28 at 19:51In order to view which API are supported by your cluster
QUESTION
I am trying to create a certificate with JKS keystore using cert-manager inside my kubernetes cluster for spinnaker to refer to from its ssl configuration.
According to the cert-manager documentation, it states that For JKS this adds the files: keystore.jks and truststore.jks to the target spec.secretName
However, I cannot seem to find the actual path that jks files are created. My spec.secretName is set to mtlscerts-jks. What should be the path for the keystore for spinnaker ssl configuration?
I've also tried creating a kubernetes volume as below but still no file is found from the path.
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Answered 2021-Jun-29 at 13:53It turns out that there was a problem with issuing a certificate. After resolving this issue, I am able to see the .jks files
QUESTION
Trying to deploy spinnaker in Kubernetes using halyard. All my custom configurations are under
~/.hal/default/service-settings
~/.hal/default/profile
So, running the below command deploys the configuration.
hal deploy apply
This reads my settings under default. Is it possible to have a folder other than default? if so, How can i change the config to use the config under the new folder as opposed to default.
Also, All the pods are using the test & local profiles while starting.
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Answered 2020-Mar-24 at 23:09About the "default", this is called "Deployment" - see this: https://www.spinnaker.io/reference/halyard/#deployments
And, on the profile names, I would not worry too much... You add overrides to the "profiles" directory on these...
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When deploying Spinnaker to EKS via hal deploy apply, Spinnaker Clouddriver pod goes to CrashLoopBackOff with the following error,
Factory method 'awsProvider' threw exception; nested exception is java.lang.NullPointerException: Cannot get property 'name' on null object
My Halyard config is like follows,
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Answered 2020-Feb-24 at 05:45This is more or less a guess, since you didn't include one iota of version information about your spinnaker setup, but...
According to at com.netflix.spinnaker.clouddriver.aws.provider.agent.ReservationReportCachingAgent$_determineVpcOnlyAccounts_closure2.doCall(ReservationReportCachingAgent.groovy:117) ~[clouddriver-aws.jar:na] in your gist, which corresponds to getAmazonEC2(credentials, credentials.regions[0].name) in version 6.5.2
it appears they do not tolerate having an empty regions: [] like you do; thus:
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