kots upload
Upload Kubernetes manifests from the local filesystem, creating a new version of the application that can be deployed.
When you have a copy of an application that was created with kots pull or kots download, you can upload it back to the Admin Console using the kots upload command.
Usage
kubectl kots upload [source] [flags]
- Replace
[source]with a directory containing the manifests of your KOTS application (required). - Provide
[flags]according to the table below
This command supports all global flags and also:
| Flag | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
-h, --help |
help for upload | |
--name |
string | the name of the kotsadm application to create |
-n, --namespace |
string | the namespace to upload to (default "default") |
--slug |
string | the application slug to use. if not present, a new one will be created |
--upstream-uri |
string | the upstream uri that can be used to check for updates |
--deploy |
bool | when set, automatically deploy the uploaded version |
--skip-preflights |
bool | set to true to skip preflight checks |
-o, --output |
string | output format (currently supported: json) (defaults to plain text if not set) |
Note: Any plainText values in the upstream/userdata/config.yaml file will be re-encrypted using the application cipher automatically, if the matching config item is a password type.
If both an encrypted and plainText value is provided on a single item, the plainText value will overwrite the encrypted value, if they differ.
Examples
kubectl kots upload ./manifests --name kots-sentry --namespace kots-sentry --slug kots-sentry --upstream-uri kots-sentry/unstable