Justin Garrison
1 min readJun 17, 2016

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Thanks for the article. Just 2 tips to hopefully make some things easier for you.

  1. You don’t have to cat the yaml and pipe to kubectl. You can just do kubectl create -f file.yaml
  2. You don’t need to do that ugly sed substitute on the file. Instead use NAMESPACE=foo envsubst file.yaml | kubectl create -f -

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Justin Garrison
Justin Garrison

Written by Justin Garrison

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