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48 lines
1.3 KiB
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# Sync App - Cluster
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## Requirements
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1. Make sure you have a Kubernetes cluster running with ArgoCD installed
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1. Make sure you have an app deployed in the cluster and tracked by ArgoCD
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## Objectives
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1. Verify the app is tracked by ArgoCD and in sync
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2. . Make a change to your application by running a `kubectl` command. The change can anything:
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1. Changing the tag of the image
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2. Changing the number of replicas
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3. You can go extreme and delete the resource if you would like :)
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3. Check the app state in ArgoCD
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4. Sync the app state
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## Solution
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### UI
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1. Click on the app in the UI
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1. Make sure it's in sync and in "healthy" state
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2. Make a check in the cluster
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1. `kubectl scale --replicas=0 <DEPLOYMENT_NAME>`
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2. `kubectl get rs <DEPLOYMENT_NAME>`
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3. Go back to the UI and check the state of the app
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1. If it's still in sync, make sure to click on "Refresh"
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2. The app should be in "out-of-sync" state
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3. Click on "Sync" and then on "Synchronize"
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### CLI
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```
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# Check app state and verify it's in sync
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argocd app get app-demo
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# Run the following k8s commands (or any other commands that will change the state of your app)
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kubectl scale --replicas=0 <DEPLOYMENT_NAME>
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kubectl get rs <DEPLOYMENT_NAME>
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# Check app state again
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argocd app get app-demo
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# Sync app state
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argocd app sync app-demo
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argocd app wait app-demo
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``` |