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Version: 0.3

acorn install

acorn install

Install and configure acorn in the cluster

acorn install [flags]

Examples


acorn install

Options

      --acorn-dns string                      enabled|disabled|auto. If enabled, containers created by Acorn will get public FQDNs. Auto functions as disabled if a custom clusterDomain has been supplied (default auto)
--acorn-dns-endpoint string The URL to access the Acorn DNS service
--api-server-replicas int acorn-api deployment replica count
--checks Disable preflight checks with --checks=false
--cluster-domain strings The externally addressable cluster domain (default .on-acorn.io)
--controller-replicas int acorn-controller deployment replica count
--default-publish-mode string If no publish mode is set default to this value (default user)
-h, --help help for install
--image string Override the default image used for the deployment
--ingress-class-name string The ingress class name to assign to all created ingress resources (default '')
--internal-cluster-domain string The Kubernetes internal cluster domain (default svc.cluster.local)
--lets-encrypt string enabled|disabled|staging. If enabled, acorn generated endpoints will be secured using TLS certificate from Let's Encrypt. Staging uses Let's Encrypt's staging environment. (default disabled)
--lets-encrypt-email string Required if --lets-encrypt=enabled. The email address to use for Let's Encrypt registration(default '')
--lets-encrypt-tos-agree Required if --lets-encrypt=enabled. If true, you agree to the Let's Encrypt terms of service (default false)
--mode string Initialize only 'config', 'resources', or 'both' (default 'both')
-o, --output string Output manifests instead of applying them (json, yaml)
--pod-security-enforce-profile string The name of the PodSecurity profile to set (default baseline)
--set-pod-security-enforce-profile Set the PodSecurity profile on created namespaces (default true)

Options inherited from parent commands

  -A, --all-namespaces      Namespace to work in
--context string Context to use in the kubeconfig file
--kubeconfig string Location of a kubeconfig file
--namespace string Namespace to work in (default "acorn")

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