Tekton Pruner Tutorials
Welcome to the Tekton Pruner tutorials! These guides will help you understand and configure Tekton Pruner effectively for your Kubernetes cluster.
Tutorial Guides
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- Basic installation and configuration
- First steps with Tekton Pruner
- Simple example setup
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- Understanding history limits
- Configuring successful and failed run retention
- Best practices for history-based cleanup
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- TTL-based resource cleanup
- Common TTL configurations
- Combining TTL with history limits
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- Namespace-specific settings
- Configuration inheritance
- Managing multiple environments
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- Grouping resources by labels and annotations
- Pipeline-specific configurations
- Advanced grouping strategies
Additional Documentation
- ConfigMap Validation
- How the validation webhook works
- Required labels and naming conventions
- Common validation errors and solutions
- Deletion protection rules
Recommended Learning Path
- Start with the Getting Started tutorial to set up Tekton Pruner
- Learn about Time-based Pruning for basic cleanup strategies
- Explore History-based Pruning for more sophisticated retention policies
- Use Namespace Configuration to manage different environments
- Master Resource Groups for fine-grained control
Need Help?
If you run into issues or need clarification:
- Check the troubleshooting guide
- Open an issue in our GitHub repository
- Join our community discussions
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