Get EDA Resources

get-eda-resources tool (alias ger) exports Nokia EDA resources using the Kubernetes API (kubectl required). It can be used to copy EDA resources between namespaces or clusters without taking a full EDA backup.

Installation

curl eda.dev/uvx | sh -s -- \
https://github.com/eda-labs/get-eda-resources/archive/refs/heads/main.zip

After installation, the commands are available as:

get-eda-resources --help
ger --help

Usage

get-eda-resources --namespace <namespace>

Exported files are written to eda-resources/<namespace> by default.

Options

• --version, -V: Print the tool version and exit.
• version: Subcommand that prints the tool version and exits.
• --namespace: Kubernetes namespace to export from (default: eda).
• --out-dir: Directory where exported resources are written (default: eda-resources).
• --archive: Create a tar.gz archive of exported resources.
• --set-namespace: Rewrite exported resource namespaces to this value.
• --group: CRD group suffix to match (default: eda.nokia.com).
• --verbose, -v: Enable debug logging.

Excluded Resources

• waitforinput.core.eda.nokia.com resources are excluded from export.
• eda.nokia.com/source=derived tagged resources are excluded from export.

Edit exported files

get-eda-resources edit [-d DIR] toponode --cx-mode [--namespace NS] [--file PATH]

• -d / --directory: Export root directory (default: eda-resources). Same role as export --out-dir.
• toponode --cx-mode: For each TopoNode in toponodes.core.nokia.com.yaml: sets spec.onBoarded to false; removes spec.productionAddress; moves spec.macAddress and spec.serialNumber into metadata.annotations under the same keys (string values). The file defaults to <directory>/<namespace>/toponodes.core.nokia.com.yaml. If you omit --namespace and -d contains exactly one subdirectory, that name is used as the namespace; otherwise the default namespace is eda. Passing -n / --namespace always overrides this.
• -f / --file: Use an explicit YAML path instead of the default under -d / --namespace.

Without --cx-mode, the command exits with a reminder to pass the flag (no file changes).

Applying Fetched Resources

To apply exported resources to another cluster or namespace, you can use the etc script until edactl is available as a native binary.