Caleb Warren 49b47218bd Update windows image to correct tag ltsc2022 (#51)
Windows 2022's upstream image tag is `ltsc2022`, `2022` image is not available [1].

This also adds a section for 2019 version support in `fleet.yaml`.

[1]: https://mcr.microsoft.com/en-us/product/windows/servercore/tags
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Fleet Examples

This repository contains examples of how to use Fleet using different approaches. The repo is broken up into two different sections: Single cluster and Multi Cluster.

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Single Cluster Examples

All examples will deploy content to clusters with no per-cluster customizations. This is a good starting point to understand the basics of structuring git repos for Fleet.

Example Description
manifests An example using raw Kubernetes YAML
helm An example using Helm
helm-multi-chart An example deploying multiple charts from a single repo
kustomize An example using Kustomize
helm-kustomize An example using Kustomize to modify a third party Helm chart

Multi-Cluster Examples

The examples below will deploy a single git repo to multiple clusters at once and configure the app differently for each target.

Example Description
manifests A full example of using raw Kubernetes YAML and customizing it per target cluster
helm A full example of using Helm and customizing it per target cluster
helm-external A full example of using a Helm chart that is downloaded from a third party source and customizing it per target cluster
kustomize A full example of using Kustomize and customizing it per target cluster
helm-kustomize A full example of using Kustomize to modify a third party Helm chart
windows-helm A full example of using Helm for Windows cluster(s)

Windows Example

Using downstream clusters with Windows nodes? Check out the windows-helm multi-cluster example above.

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