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project check command #207

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SteinRobert opened this issue Oct 28, 2021 · 2 comments
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project check command #207

SteinRobert opened this issue Oct 28, 2021 · 2 comments
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Could check whether charts are / manifest is up to date.
Could also check whether images are up to date.

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What would be the process? Do we have any way of checking that other than retrieving and reinstalling the manifest?
Of course if the manifest changes an image tag, that info could be used, but if it uses something like latest (common in development), how can one find out if there is a newer latest image without pulling it?

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For one thing we could store the commit of the installed helm charts / kubernetes manifest. That would be a pretty safe indicator. Git webhooks would help to keep the commit information on the platform up-to-date. However, we could implement this now anyway, since there is a "sync" button on the platform anyways.
When it comes to image information - you're absolutely right, the image tag would not be sufficient. However, every image has a sha hash which could be used for identification. Based on the pull policy there might be some way to find out whether the image is up-to-date or now.

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