Re: [kubernetes-users] Custom API server for CRD GETs

Thank you for the pointers. Let me take a look On Friday, January 5, 2018 at 4:40:53 PM UTC-8, Daniel Smith wrote: > > The easy way is for the thing seeing the HW events to write to the > "status" CR, and your observers watch the CR. But if I understand, you > don't want to do that (data rate

Re: [kubernetes-users] Custom API server for CRD GETs

The easy way is for the thing seeing the HW events to write to the "status" CR, and your observers watch the CR. But if I understand, you don't want to do that (data rate too high?). So your other option is to make an aggregated apiserver. I think

Re: [kubernetes-users] Custom API server for CRD GETs

I'm trying to look at a design where I support a CRD of type "Status". "Status" is updated based on HW Events. HW Events are known to the controller side of the code. So, for "current state" I want the GETs to go to the controller. It may require a different URI for routing , I'm ok with

Re: [kubernetes-users] Re: Need help in setting up kubernetes cluster manually without tools like kubeadm, kops, minikube etc

On Mon, Dec 25, 2017 at 8:17 PM, Sree Harissh V wrote: > Thank you Robert Bailey! I will look in to kubeadm phases. Are there any > tools like kops, kubeadm, etc to set up a heterogeneous cluster(i.e > kubelets running on Ubuntu, CoreOS, CentOS etc)? > You can definitely

[kubernetes-users] Re: Traefik RBAC permission forbidden

I had similar problem earlier, and resolved it by grant my user account the ability to create authorization roles with command: kubectl create clusterrolebinding cluster-admin-binding --clusterrole=cluster-admin [--user=] -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google

[kubernetes-users] yum repository only has {kubectl,kubelet,kubeadm}-1.9.1 now

I'm installing and testing using Kubernetes 1.7.5. About an hour ago, I had a successful yum install of the components. It attempting to do it again, all of the older packages are missing. Did someone accidentally do something? -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the

Re: [kubernetes-users] CRD for PODs with identity

I think this is exactly the sort of thing that a custom deployment-like operator is good for. You have particular needs that are not easily satisfied with existing constructs. CRDs and controllers let you build this, and figure out how you want it to work. Later, maybe, you can solicit other

[kubernetes-users] CRD for PODs with identity

Hi everyone, I'm trying to implement an operator to manage a Custom Resource Definition for this proof-of-concept application: * a user creates an instance of my CRD * the operator creates a POD for that CRD * after a specified timeout, both the POD and the CRD disappear the use case is a

[kubernetes-users] Custom API server for CRD GETs

I have a scenario where certain CRD GETs need to be serviced from specific controllers. I don't want to use data from etcd. Are there any examples I can refer to? -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Kubernetes user discussion and Q" group. To

[kubernetes-users] Unable to provide access to cluster to some users

I have created a cluster on dataproc from my account and shared the same with my team.All my team members are able to see the cluster , but while trying to connect to the cluster some of the are getting error as "Error occurred while communicating with the SSH server check the server and