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Infrastructure as Code
Polaris can be used on the command line to audit local Kubernetes manifests stored in YAML files. This is particularly helpful for running Polaris against your infrastructure-as-code as part of a CI/CD pipeline. Use the available command line flags to cause CI/CD to fail if your Polaris score drops below a certain threshold, or if any danger-level issues arise.
Install the CLI
To run Polaris against your YAML manifests, e.g. as part of a Continuous Integration process, you'll need to install the CLI.
Binary releases can be downloaded from the releases page or can be installed with Homebrew:
brew tap FairwindsOps/tap
brew install FairwindsOps/tap/polaris
polaris version
Running in a CI pipeline
You can tell the CLI to set an exit code if it detects certain issues with your YAML files. For example, to fail if polaris detects any danger-level issues, or if the score drops below 90%:
polaris audit --audit-path ./deploy/ \
--set-exit-code-on-danger \
--set-exit-code-below-score 90