Installing and managing Config Sync
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Installing Config Sync
Install and configure the Config Sync Operator in each cluster that you want to manage.
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Installing Hierarchy Controller
Extend regular Kubernetes namespaces to allow for hierarchical policies and creation without modifying the Config Sync repository.
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Using the Config Sync repo
Initialize the repo and configure the Operator to read from it.
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Using an unstructured repo
Organize your repo arbitrarily without following the default repo directory structure.
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Syncing from multiple repositories (preview)
Learn how to sync configuration from multiple repositories to the same set of clusters.
Configuring objects
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Configuring Kubernetes objects overview
Learn the basics of configuring your clusters with Config Sync.
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Configuring clusters and cluster-scoped objects
Automatically configure clusters and cluster-scoped objects such as labels and annotations.
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Configuring namespaces and namespace-scoped objects
Automatically configure namespaces and Kubernetes objects within them, including how namespaces can inherit configs.
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Configuring only a subset of clusters
Limit which clusters a config affects, based on the cluster's set of labels.
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Managing existing cluster objects
Start managing an existing object, and stop managing an object that is currently managed without deleting the object.
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Validating configs
Validate any changes to config files in your CI/CD pipeline.
Troubleshooting
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Using the
nomos
commandUse the
nomos
command to view the status of your enrolled clusters and perform validation on your configs and repo. -
Stopping and resuming syncing configs
Learn how to quickly stop syncing, and how to resume syncing when the problem is fixed.
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Observing hierarchical workloads
Learn how Hierarchy Controller and Cloud Logging can work together to give you better observability into your workloads based on the hierarchical structure of your GKE cluster's namespaces.
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Viewing Config Sync logs
View and interpret logs when troubleshooting problems with configs or your Config Sync installation.
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Monitoring Config Sync
Configure and use Prometheus to understand the real-time performance of Config Sync.