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@trstringer
Is it possible to create a custom resource controller based off of a separate API?
For example, let's say I want to have an object similar to replicaset in that I want to have 3 instances of my application up and running in a GCP VM? Is it possible to create a custom resource and controller that gets the state from GCP APIs (in this case) but leverages custom controller to provide a declarative state.
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@sudhabindu1 I think it is doable though not straight forward. In your GCP VM case, you can use k8s(etcd) as the datastore to store the VM info, and use the CRD controller calling GCP API to manage the lifecycle of the VM. The tricky part I think is how to update the controller if there is any status update of the VM from the GCP side.
You can take a look at the KubeVirt project as it related to your though.
@trstringer
Is it possible to create a custom resource controller based off of a separate API?
For example, let's say I want to have an object similar to replicaset in that I want to have 3 instances of my application up and running in a GCP VM? Is it possible to create a custom resource and controller that gets the state from GCP APIs (in this case) but leverages custom controller to provide a declarative state.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: