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cdk8s dasm: convert a yaml manifest to a cdk8s chart
See original GitHub issueWe propose a new command called cdk8s dasm that will take a k8s yaml as input and will generate code (in one of the supported programming languages) which will synthesize the same manifest output (as much as possible).
It’s nice way to migrate from manifests to cdk8s.
See the cdk-dasm as an example.
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@moises-perez-tfs We still don’t have a concrete plan for this feature. Noted that it would be good to have it available via an API as well 😃
I was exploring to find a feature like this. Our use case is to automate the management (add, remove) of Identity Mappings in the aws-auth ConfigMap in EKS. Is this feature also going to be available in code (not just command) to enable automation?