mbp-968: Add support for ACM ManagedClusters#64
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Tested with a rhdp 3 control plane cluster as hub and a clusterbot aws 4.19 spoke. |
Signed-off-by: Manuel Lorenzo <mlorenzofr@redhat.com>
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These changes enable the import of pre-existing Openshift clusters using ACM.
Importing existing clusters
The pattern supports importating pre-existing Openshift clusters into the Hub cluster, converting them into Managed Clusters.
Copy the
kubeconfigfile of the cluster you want to import to your local system.In the
values-secret.yamlfile, add a new secret with the contents of thekubeconfigfile.In the
values-hub.yamlfile, add a new entry in theclusterGroup.managedClusterGroupskey.Also in the
values-hub.yamlfile, add your cluster definition in theacmManagedClusters.clusterskey.