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README.rst
# StarlingX/Cert-Manager-Armada-App
## Introduction [Cert-Manager](https://cert-manager.io/) is Kubernetes native application that facilities certificate management. This repository deploys Cert-Manager as a platform-managed application using FluxCD Helm Charts for the StarlingX project.
## Build The build tools available as independent repositories under the StarlingX project are necessary to build this application.
See [StarlingX Build Guide](https://docs.starlingx.io/developer_resources/build_guide.html) for more details.
To build this app:
` ${MY_REPO_ROOT_DIR}/cgcs-root/build-tools/build-pkgs cert-manager-helm stx-cert-manager-helm
The generated RPM is located in
$MY_BUILD_DIR/std/rpmbuild/RPMS`.
To extract the tarball without installing on build system, use
command:
` rpm2cpio stx-cert-manager-helm-1.0-0.tis.noarch.rpm | cpio -idmv
`
## Usage Note that the Cert-Manager application is included on a StarlingX install system by default.
Following commands can be used to upload, apply, remove, delete, and view the application:
` system application-remove cert-manager system application-delete cert-manager system application-upload <.tgz file> system application-apply cert-manager system application-list
`
Cert-Manager Kubernetes resources can be found in the cert-manager namespace.
` kubectl get namespaces | grep cert-manager kubectl get crd | grep cert-manager kubectl get pods --namespace cert-manager
`