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Installing Config Sync

This document provides instructions on how to install open source Config Sync in a Kubernetes cluster. For instructions on how to install Config Sync using ACM, see Installing Config Sync using Anthos Config Management.

Installing a released version

  1. Find the latest Config Sync release on the releases page. Note the release version that you want to install.
  2. Install the released version by applying the manifest to your cluster.
# Set the release version
export CS_VERSION=vX.Y.Z
# Apply core Config Sync manifests to your cluster
kubectl apply -f "https://github.com/GoogleContainerTools/kpt-config-sync/releases/download/${CS_VERSION}/config-sync-manifest.yaml"

Building and Installing from source

This section describes how to build and install Config Sync from source. This assumes that you have a GCP project and GCR repository to publish the Config Sync images.

  1. Follow the development instructions to build Config Sync from source.
  2. Upon success the docker images are published to your GCR repository and the KRM manifests are placed in ./.output/staging/oss. The manifests can be applied directly to your cluster.
kubectl apply -f ./.output/staging/oss/config-sync-manifest.yaml

  1. If the Pod is in a ImagePullBackoff or ErrImagePull state, that indicates the Compute Engine default service account doesn't have permission to pull the image from your private registry. You need to grant the Storage Object Viewer role to the service account.

    • Using Cloud Console: Find the compute service account by going to IAM & Admin on your project and grant the Storage Object Viewer role. The service account should look like <project-number>[email protected].

    • Using gcloud:

      gcloud projects add-iam-policy-binding [*PROJECT_ID*] --member=serviceAccount:[*PROJECT_NUMBER*][email protected] --role=roles/storage.objectViewer

Using Config Sync

See Using Config Sync for more information on how to configure/use Config Sync once it's installed.