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Version: 2.6.0

aperturectl blueprints generate​

Generate Aperture Policy related resources from Aperture Blueprints

Synopsis​

Use this command to generate Aperture Policy related resources like Kubernetes Custom Resource, Grafana Dashboards and graphs in DOT and Mermaid format.

aperturectl blueprints generate [flags]

Examples​

aperturectl blueprints generate --name=policies/rate-limiting --values-file=rate-limiting.yaml

aperturectl blueprints generate --name=policies/rate-limiting --values-file=rate-limiting.yaml --apply

Options​

      --apply                  Apply generated policies on the Kubernetes cluster in the namespace where Aperture Controller is installed
      --controller string      Address of Aperture controller
      --controller-ns string   Namespace in which the Aperture Controller is running
      --graph-depth int        Max depth of the graph when generating DOT and Mermaid files (default 1)
  -h, --help                   help for generate
      --insecure               Allow connection to controller running without TLS
      --kube                   Find controller in Kubernetes cluster, instead of connecting directly
      --kube-config string     Path to the Kubernetes cluster config. Defaults to '~/.kube/config' or $KUBECONFIG
      --name string            Name of the Aperture Blueprint to generate Aperture Policy resources for
      --no-validation          Do not validate values.yaml file
      --no-yaml-modeline       Do not add YAML language server modeline to generated YAML files
      --output-dir string      Directory path where the generated Policy resources will be stored. If not provided, will use current directory
      --overwrite              Overwrite existing output directory
      --skip-verify            Skip TLS certificate verification while connecting to controller
      --values-file string     Path to the values file for Blueprint's input

Options inherited from parent commands​

      --skip-pull        Skip pulling the blueprints update.
      --uri string       URI of Custom Blueprints, could be a local path or a remote git repository, e.g. github.com/fluxninja/aperture/blueprints@latest. This field should not be provided when the Version is provided.
      --version string   Version of official Aperture Blueprints, e.g. latest. This field should not be provided when the URI is provided (default "latest")

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