fluxctl

List workloads

$ fluxctl list-workloads

$ fluxctl list-images --workload=[namespace:deployment/name]

$ fluxctl release --workload=[namespace:deployment/name] --update-image=[image:tag]

$ fluxctl sync

$ fluxctl lock --workload=[namespace:deployment/name]

fluxctl command [options]

fluxctl is the CLI for Flux v1, a GitOps tool for Kubernetes. It manages workloads, triggers deployments, and controls automated image updates from container registries.
The tool connects to the Flux daemon running in Kubernetes to list resources, release images, and trigger Git synchronization. It enables manual intervention in otherwise automated GitOps workflows.
fluxctl provides operational control over Flux-managed clusters.

COMMAND

Operation: list-workloads, list-images, release, sync, etc.

Show all managed workloads.

Show available images.

Update workload to new image.

Synchronize with Git repository.

Prevent automated updates.

Allow automated updates.

Display help information.

Flux v1 is deprecated in favor of Flux v2. Requires Flux daemon access. Cluster context must be configured.

fluxctl was part of Flux v1 by Weaveworks. Flux pioneered GitOps for Kubernetes, using Git as the source of truth for cluster state. Flux v2 replaced it with the flux CLI.

flux(1), kubectl(1), argocd(1)