Kubectl beta
Deploying with kubectl
kubectl
is Kubernetes
command-line tool
for deploying and managing
applications on Kubernetes clusters.
Skaffold can work with kubectl
to
deploy artifacts on any Kubernetes cluster, including
Google Kubernetes Engine
clusters and local Minikube clusters.
Configuration
To use kubectl
, add deploy type kubectl
to the deploy
section of
skaffold.yaml
.
The kubectl
type offers the following options:
Option | Description | Default |
---|---|---|
flags |
additional flags passed to kubectl . |
|
remoteManifests |
Kubernetes manifests in remote clusters. | [] |
defaultNamespace |
default namespace passed to kubectl on deployment if no other override is given. |
|
hooks |
describes a set of lifecycle hooks that are executed before and after every deploy. |
|
flags
section offers the following options:
Option | Description | Default |
---|---|---|
global |
additional flags passed on every command. | [] |
apply |
additional flags passed on creations (kubectl apply ). |
[] |
delete |
additional flags passed on deletions (kubectl delete ). |
[] |
disableValidation |
passes the --validate=false flag to supported kubectl commands when enabled. |
false |
Example
The following deploy
section instructs Skaffold to deploy
artifacts using kubectl
:
deploy:
kubectl: {}
Note
kubectl CLI must be installed on your machine. Skaffold will not install it. Also, it has to be installed in a version that’s compatible with your cluster.
Last modified November 19, 2024: chore: upgrade buildpacks (and transitive dependencies) (#9572) (da51500)