acs_map - Linux
Overview
acs_map is a command used in Linux environments to map Autonomous Cloud Service (ACS) namespaces to Kubernetes clusters. It simplifies the deployment and management of Kubernetes clusters across multiple cloud providers.
Syntax
acs-map [flags] <command> [command-args]
where <command>
can be one of:
create
update
delete
get
list
Options/Flags
-h, --help
: Display help information and exit-v, --verbose
: Enable verbose output--acs-namespace
: Specify the ACS namespace ID--acs-region
: Specify the ACS region the namespace belongs to--cluster-name
: Specify the name of the Kubernetes cluster--cloud-provider
: Specify the cloud provider where the cluster is located
Examples
Map an ACS namespace to a Kubernetes cluster:
acs-map create --acs-namespace my-namespace --acs-region eastus --cluster-name my-cluster
Update the mapping:
acs-map update --acs-namespace my-namespace --cluster-name my-cluster --cloud-provider azure
Delete the mapping:
acs-map delete --acs-namespace my-namespace
Get the mapping details:
acs-map get --acs-namespace my-namespace
List all mappings:
acs-map list
Common Issues
- Cannot create mapping: Ensure the ACS namespace exists and the Kubernetes cluster is accessible.
- Cluster not found: Verify the cluster name and cloud provider are correct.
Integration
Create a Kubernetes cluster and map it to an ACS namespace:
eksctl create cluster --name my-cluster --region us-east-1
aws acs-map create --acs-namespace my-namespace --cluster-name my-cluster
Related Commands
kubectl
eksctl