Recently I found myself looking for all the files of the same name & subpath. For context, it’s a GitOps (or CI-Ops, if you’re from the weaveworks gang 😛) repository, where the root directories are k8s clusters and the inner directories are components, with the leaf file being the helmfile we use for deployments.

So a simplified structure would look something like:

.
├── cluster-A
│   ├── component-1
│   │   └── helmfile-012.yaml
│   └── component-2
│       └── helmfile-023.yaml
├── cluster-B
│   ├── component-1
│   │   └── helmfile-034.yaml
│   └── component-2
│       └── helmfile-045.yaml
└── cluster-C
    ├── component-1
    │   └── helmfile.yaml
    └── component-2
        └── helmfile.yaml
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Easiest way to find all helmfile.yaml files for component-1 in all clusters?

find . -path "*/cluster*/component-1/*.yaml"
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And this would yield:

./cluster-A/component-1/helmfile-012.yaml
./cluster-C/component-1/helmfile-034.yaml
./cluster-B/component-1/helmfile.yaml
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Et voilà!