Hello,
I am asked to roll upgrade the deploy and record a message.
How can I do so? the option --record seems to be deprecated?
Thanks
Hi,
You can use kubectl annotate deployment Kubernetes - kubectl annotate
For example: kubectl annotate deployment nginx kubernetes.io/change-cause=“Updated nginx image to 1.17”
Hi @Mundofik
Your command to update the image is partially correct. The --record flag is a boolean flag. If defined its set to true and records the current kubectl command in the resource annotation.
So, the command should be k set image deploy nginx-deploy nginx=nginx:1.17 --record
Now the issue with the is, it defines the annotation to be as Updated nginx image to 1.17. Whereas, the --record flag records the command that was executed, in this case, it was kubectl set image ....
I will notify the lab’s team as well to update the question.
Hope this helps.
Hello @Santosh_KodeKloud , thank you.
So I can only pass --record without additional info.
Will the annotation mentioned by Raymond above work or not?
For example first thing I run the kubectl set image deploy.. command, then I add the annotation with the extra message requested.
Thanks again.
The solution provided by Raymond will work as well.
The issue with that route is that annotation needs a key and value. But, the question provides only the value to the Annotation: Updated nginx image to 1.17`, and what should be the key is missing in the question.
I tried with k annotate deploy nginx-deploy message="Updated nginx image to 1.17". And the validation resulted in a pass.
The issue here is the key message is not defined in the question, or defined subtly.
Got it, thanks a lot!
--record has been deprecated for around 7 years now, but it still works. While it does, it can be used.
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