Currently, I have a number of Kubernetes manifest files which define service's or deployment's. When I do an kubectl apply I need to include -all- the files which have changes and need to be applied.
Is there a way to have a main manifest file which references all the other files so when I do kubectl apply i just have to include the main manifest file and don't have to worry manually adding each file that has changed, etc.
Is this possible?
I did think of making an alias or batch file or bash file that has the apply command and -all- the files listed .. but curious if there's a 'kubernetes' way ....
You may have a directory with manifests and do the following:
kubectl apply -R -f manifests/In this case kubectl will recursively traverse the directory and apply all manifests that it finds.