frontend-forge-fi-operations

You can manage the FrontendIntegration lifecycle by applying YAML manifests to create resources, then patching or deleting them to update or remove configurations across your target cluster environments.

To troubleshoot FrontendIntegration reconciliation failures, inspect the FI status and build outputs to identify extension state issues, ensuring the frontend-forge extension is enabled and the InstallPlan is active.

You need kubectl configured for the target cluster and access to the relevant InstallPlan to manage the frontend-forge extension, allowing you to install, enable, disable, or uninstall the extension.

Yes, you can create a FrontendIntegration from YAML and inspect its status and build state to verify successful resource creation and extension operations across environments.

The best way to uninstall the frontend-forge extension is to manage its InstallPlan via kubectl, disabling and uninstalling the extension while verifying the extension state across your environments.

Yes, managing FrontendIntegration resources requires the frontend-forge extension to be installed and enabled in the target cluster, alongside having kubectl configured and access to the InstallPlan.