README
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manifest-splitter
This is a super simple tool that can be used to split up Kubernetes manifests into directories named after the namespace they exist within.
This is great for users using Anthos Config Management, which requires all manifests to be sorted into namespace-named directories.
Support level
This is a pet-project, created to serve my own needs. Whilst others may find it useful, this is not a product and I will not be able to provide timely responses.
Usage
To run the manifest splitter, a Kubernetes apiserver must be available in order to determine whether a given resource is namespace or cluster scoped.
To run the manifest-splitter and split up a bunch of manifests into a single config directory, run the following from within this repo:
$ go run . --kubeconfig $HOME/.kube/config --output=/path/to/output/dir /path/to/manifests/to/split/*
The tool will not recurse through the input directories to find manifests. To recursively match all YAML files within a directory, use a glob like so:
/path/to/manifests/to/split/**/*.yaml
Documentation
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package discovery implements a way to retrieve discovery information from Kubernetes to determine whether resources are namespace or cluster scoped.
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package discovery implements a way to retrieve discovery information from Kubernetes to determine whether resources are namespace or cluster scoped. |