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README.md

Clusterlint

Linter to check k8s API objects from a live cluster.

Background

The idea for this tool was conceived to address some of the issues users face during upgrade of the cluster to a new kubernetes version. This also documents some of the recommended practices to follow while writing the object configs.

Install

go install ./cmd/clusterlint

The above command creates the clusterlint binary in $GOPATH/bin

Usage

clusterlint list [options]  // list all checks available to the user
clusterlint run [options]  // run all or specific checks