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Validated Patterns Workshop

    • 1. Getting Started
      • Pre-Requisites
    • 2. Introduction
      • Topic Objectives
      • Validated Patterns Business Goals
      • Benefits of Validated Patterns
      • Batteries Included
      • Who are the Patterns for
      • Demo
    • 3. Existing Pattern Landscape
      • Topic Objectives
      • Available Patterns
      • Where to find existing Patterns
      • Partners
        • Intel
          • Intel MultiCloud GitOps
          • Intel Medical Diagnosis
        • Portworx
          • Portworx
        • Cisco
          • Cisco
        • Veeam/Kasten
          • Veeam/Kasten
    • 4. Pattern Tiers
      • Topic Objectives
      • About the Pattern Tiers
      • Additional Resources
    • 5. Validated Patterns
      • Consuming a Validated Pattern
        • Topic Objectives
        • Validated Pattern Workflow
        • Solution Layering
        • Multiple Argo’s
        • Pattern Values Files
        • About the Patterns Operator
        • About the Patterns.sh wrapper
        • Wrapper Help
        • To Fork or Not to Fork
      • Creating a Validated Pattern
        • Topic Objectives
        • Understanding Common
        • Creation Process
    • 6. Secrets Management
      • Topic Objectives
      • Secrets Management and GitOps
      • ESO and Vault
      • Approaches
        • Encrypted Secrets
        • References to Secrets
      • Vault Concepts
      • ESO Concepts
      • Secrets Loading
      • Secrets Loading
        • Secrets Template in the Patterns
        • Secret Examples
    • 7. Self Contained Patterns
      • Topic Objectives
      • Additional Thoughts
    • 8. GitOps Rough Edges
      • Topic Objectives
      • Declarative Synchronization
      • Imperative Actions
        • Kubernetes Jobs
        • Kubernetes cronJobs
      • Sync Waves and Hooks
        • Using Sync Waves
          • Exploring Sync Wave Manifests
        • Using Resource Hooks
          • Exploring Resource Hook Manifests
    • 9. Working with Multiple Clusters
      • Topic Objectives
      • Why manage multiple clusters
      • Multi-Cluster Challenges
      • Red Hat Advanced Cluster Management for Kubernetes
    • 10. Additional Resources
      • Imperative Framework
        • Topic Objectives
        • Imperative v. Declarative Actions
        • Declaring an imperative action
        • Imperative cronJob example
      • Handling Cluster Domains
        • Topic Objectives
        • Limitations
        • Variables set by the Pattern
      • Multi Source Patterns
        • Topic Objectives
        • What does it mean to use multisource?
        • How it works
        • Current Status
        • User Experience
        • Helm Chart Repository
        • Creating a chart release
        • Next Steps
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Appendix - Additional Resources

9. Working with Multiple Clusters Imperative Framework
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