Hello all,

I need to get our Gitlab installation finalized. The final task is performing 
regular backups. According to the Gitlab dos, they recommend using "kubectl 
exec" to run the backup command in the pod. In order to make this more 
reliable, my only idea has been to exec from a Kubernetes CronJob. (If anyone 
can suggest a better idea that I can put into my Helm chart, I am all ears!)

Unfortunately, I am really struggling to get the command invocation correct. A 
lot of trial and error here. I've attached my current attempt but imagine I 
could be pretty far off. All help greatly appreciated!!


Blessings,
Matt

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