Bootstrap from existing repository that has flux-system manually? #1777
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Please check out this example: https://fluxcd.io/docs/use-cases/azure/#flux-installation-for-azure-devops |
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Hi,
I have been using Flux v2 in an environment where I tear down clusters and recreate them (mainly testing cluster provisioning/management automation as well as the ability to recover through recreation atm.)
My question is that the Flux manifests are already in the repo's flux-system folder - I can apply them via kubectl apply -k to put Flux (mostly) back. So, if I am recreating "the same" cluster what is the point of them being in the repo if
flux bootstrap
recreates them?If I wanted to manually bootstrap using them what would be the process (recreate the secret to talk to GitHub etc.)?
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