Armada - Apply ============== Commands -------- .. code:: bash Usage: armada apply [OPTIONS] [LOCATIONS]... This command installs and updates charts defined in Armada manifest. The apply argument must be relative path to Armada Manifest. Executing apply command once will install all charts defined in manifest. Re- executing apply command will execute upgrade. To see how to create an Armada manifest: https://airship- armada.readthedocs.io/en/latest/operations/ To install or upgrade charts, run: $ armada apply examples/simple.yaml To override a specific value in a Manifest, run: $ armada apply examples/simple.yaml --set manifest:simple-armada:release="wordpress" Or to override several values in a Manifest, reference a values.yaml- formatted file: $ armada apply examples/simple.yaml --values examples/simple-ovr-values.yaml Options: --api Contacts service endpoint. --disable-update-post Disable post-update Tiller operations. --disable-update-pre Disable pre-update Tiller operations. --enable-chart-cleanup Clean up unmanaged charts. --metrics-output TEXT The output path for metric data --use-doc-ref Use armada manifest file reference. --set TEXT Use to override Armada Manifest values. Accepts overrides that adhere to the format ::= to specify a primitive or ::=,..., to specify a list of values. --tiller-host TEXT Tiller host IP. --tiller-port INTEGER Tiller host port. -tn, --tiller-namespace TEXT Tiller namespace. --timeout INTEGER Specifies time to wait for each chart to fully finish deploying. -f, --values TEXT Use to override multiple Armada Manifest values by reading overrides from a values.yaml-type file. --wait Force Tiller to wait until all charts are deployed, rather than using each charts specified wait policy. This is equivalent to sequenced chartgroups. --target-manifest TEXT The target manifest to run. Required for specifying which manifest to run when multiple are available. --bearer-token TEXT User Bearer token --debug Enable debug logging. --help Show this message and exit. Synopsis -------- The apply command will consume an armada manifest which contains group of charts that it will deploy into the tiller service in your Kubernetes cluster. Executing the ``armada apply`` again on existing armada deployment will start an update of the armada deployed charts. ``armada apply armada-manifest.yaml [--debug]`` If you remove ``armada/Charts/v1`` from the ``armada/ChartGroups/v1`` in the armada manifest and execute an ``armada apply`` with the ``--enable-chart-cleanup`` flag. Armada will remove undefined releases with the armada manifest's ``release_prefix`` keyword.