README
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Landscaper CLI
The Landscaper CLI tool supports users to interact with Landscaper
systems and their custom resources like Installations, Executions, DeployItems, DataObjects, Targets etc. These
resources can simply be accessed using kubectl.
The landscaper also interacts with resources that are not stored in a cluster. Some of these resources include Blueprints, ComponentDescriptors or jsonschemas that are stored remotely in an OCI registry.
The Landscaper CLI tool is mainly build to support human users interacting with these remote resources. We may also think to improve the kubectl experience but this will then be rather a kubectl plugin than its own cli tool. (ref https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/extend-kubectl/kubectl-plugins/)
Installation
Work with an OCI Registry
In order for the landscaper-cli to work with the registry, it needs valid credentials. The easiest way to generate
these, would be via docker login.
docker login ...
An example how to work with the Landscaper Cli and an Harbor OCI registry could be found here.
Other examples: https://github.com/gardener/landscaper/blob/master/docs/tutorials/02-simple-import.md
Directories