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10/17/2022, 7:23 PMbulky-sunset-52084
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10/23/2022, 1:33 AMkubectl get crds
on the to see all of these custom resources. As alluded to earlier Rancher is not 'git' so it doesn't 'version' resources or keep a historical log of 'who did what'. git is actually a good use for this. Put the app chart inside of a gitrepo - version it and you can see who changed what. Use an Admission controller (like kubewarden or OPA) and RBAC to prevent manual changes to resources such as pods and deployments in the cluster and use something like fleet to continuously deploy revisions of the App into the cluster. Devs should never talk to kubernetes directly nor should they have more than read-only access to the cluster. but if they must - enable audit logging on the rancher cluster to determine what kubernetes resources where modified when.broad-cricket-82758
10/28/2022, 1:29 PMp-xyzuw
like name for this particular app) and I still didn't find how Rancher stores it