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## Template
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A **Template** is a reusable blueprint in Template Operator that defines configurations for Kubernetes resources. It supports raw manifests, gotemplate based dynamic manifests, Helm charts, or resource mappings, enabling standardization and automation across multiple tenants.
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A **Template** is a reusable blueprint in Template Operator that defines configurations for Kubernetes resources. It supports raw manifests, gotemplate based inline manifests, Helm charts, or resource mappings, enabling standardization and automation across multiple tenants.
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## Template Instance (TI)
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## Specification
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`Template` Custom Resource (CR) supports three key methods for defining and managing resources: `manifests`, `helm`, `gotemplate`, and `resource mapping`. Let’s dive into each method, their differences, and their use cases:
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`Template` Custom Resource (CR) supports four key methods for defining and managing resources: `manifests`, `helm`, `gotemplate`, and `resource mapping`. Let’s dive into each method, their differences, and their use cases:
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### 1. Manifests
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### 3. GoTemplate
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This method uses inline Go templates to dynamically generate Kubernetes manifests. It leverages Go’s `text/template` syntax along with Sprig functions for string operations, date formatting, conditionals, arithmetic, and more.
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This method uses inline Go templates to dynamically generate Kubernetes manifests. It leverages Go's [text/template](https://pkg.go.dev/text/template) syntax along with [Sprig functions](https://masterminds.github.io/sprig/) for string operations, date formatting, conditionals, arithmetic, and more.
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#### How It Works
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