Configuring Weave Flux

Installing the Flux Helm Operator Notes taken from Stefan Prodan’s Gitops Helm repository. The first step in automating Helm releases with Weave Flux is to create a Git repository with your charts source code. You can fork the gitops-helm project and use it as a template for your cluster config. Add the Weave Flux chart repo: helm repo add weaveworks https://weaveworks.github.io/flux Install Weave Flux and its Helm Operator by specifying your fork URL (replace stefanprodan with your GitHub username):

Notes from Kubernetes: Up & Running

Page: 51 Contexts If you want to change the default namespace more permanently, you can use a context. This gets recorded in a kubectl configuration file, usually located at $HOME/.kube/config. This configuration file also stores how to both find and authenticate to your cluster. For example, you can create a context with a different default namespace for your kubectl commands using: $ kubectl config set-context my-context --namespace=mystuff This creates a new context, but it doesn’t actually start using it yet.