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Create Kubernetes Target Command

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Kubernetes

Command: New-OctopusKubernetesTarget

Parameter Value
-name Name for the Octopus deployment target.
-clusterUrl The Kubernetes cluster URL. This must be a complete URL such as https://mycluster.org.
-octopusServerCertificateIdOrName The name of the Octopus certificate to use as the cluster CA.
-octopusRoles Comma separated list of Roles to assign.
-octopusAccountIdOrName The name of the Octopus account used for authentication with the cluster. This or the -octopusClientCertificateIdOrName option must be defined.
-octopusClientCertificateIdOrName The name of the Octopus certificate used for authentication with the cluster. This or the -octopusAccountIdOrName option must be defined.
-clusterResourceGroup When using an Azure account, this defines the name of the resource group that holds the AKS cluster.
-clusterName When using a AWS or Azure account, this defines the name of the EKS or AKS cluster.
-namespace The default kubectl namespace.
-updateIfExisting Will update an existing Kubernetes target with the same name, create if it doesn't exist.
-skipTlsVerification The server's certificate will not be checked for validity. This will make your HTTPS connections insecure.

Examples

Create a target with a username/password or token account.

New-OctopusKubernetesTarget `
    -name "The name of the target" `
    -clusterUrl "https://k8scluster" `
    -octopusRoles "The target role" `
    -octopusAccountIdOrName "The name of an account" `
    -namespace "kubernetes-namespace" `
    -updateIfExisting `
    -skipTlsVerification True

When creating a target with a client certificate, the name of the certificate is required.

New-OctopusKubernetesTarget `
    -name "The name of the target" `
    -clusterUrl "https://k8scluster" `
    -octopusRoles "The target role" `
    -octopusClientCertificateIdOrName "The name of a certificate" `
    -namespace "kubernetes-namespace" `
    -updateIfExisting `
    -skipTlsVerification True

When creating a target using an Azure account, the cluster URL and certificates are not required. The Azure resource group and AKS name are required.

New-OctopusKubernetesTarget `
    -name "The name of the target" `
    -octopusRoles "The target role" `
    -octopusAccountIdOrName "The name of an azure account" `
    -clusterResourceGroup "AzureResourceGroupName" `
    -clusterName "AzureAKSClusterName" `
    -namespace "kubernetes-namespace" `
    -updateIfExisting `
    -skipTlsVerification True

When creating a target using an AWS account, the EKS cluster name is required.

New-OctopusKubernetesTarget `
    -name "The name of the target" `
    -octopusRoles "The target role" `
    -clusterUrl "https://k8scluster" `
    -octopusAccountIdOrName "The name of an aws account" `
    -clusterName "AwsEKSClusterName" `
    -namespace "kubernetes-namespace" `
    -updateIfExisting `
    -skipTlsVerification True