README
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This is fork of eddiezane/kubectl-gitlab_bootstrap
With the release hosted gitlab issue resolved. See Issue
kubectl-gitlab_bootstrap
This is a kubectl plugin that makes adding a Kubernetes cluster to a GitLab project a breeze.
The plugin will use the cluster set as your current context to create a ServiceAccount named gitlab-admin with the ClusterRole of cluster-admin. It will then use the provided GitLab personal access token to bootstrap your cluster into the provided GitLab project. From there it's just two simple clicks to install Helm and the GitLab Runner.
Note: Once GitLab implements API support for cluster applications we will be able to install the Runner directly into the cluster as well. Tracked at this issue.
Installation
Download the latest release binary and place in $PATH (probably /usr/local/bin).
Usage
kubectl gitlab-bootstrap gitlab-project-id
...
Cluster successfully added to project!
To finish up visit: https://gitlab.com/eddiezane/kubectl-gitlab_bootstrap/clusters/68697 and install Helm and Runner.
LICENSE
MIT
## Development
Clone the repository
go mod download
go get github.com/fastengineer/kubectl-gitlab_bootstrap/pkg/cmd
go run cmd/kubectl-gitlab_bootstrap.go
go build cmd/kubectl-gitlab_bootstrap.go
env GOOS=linux go build cmd/kubectl-gitlab_bootstrap.go
Example usage:
go run cmd/kubectl-gitlab_bootstrap.go 2 --gitlab-api-token 20chartokenhere16192 --insecure-skip-tls-verify --kubeconfig config
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