- Hosted by @krisnova
- Recording date: 2018-06-22
- 00:00:14 - Welcome to TGIK!
- 00:02:56 - Week in Review
- 00:10:50 - Kubebuilder
- 00:13:48 - Installing Kubebuilder
- 00:19:40 - Running Kubebuilder
- 00:24:45 - Creating our first API
- 00:26:10 - Our first
kubebuilder init - 00:34:30 - Looking at the files Kubebuilder just created (IDE time)
- 00:37:35 - Why do Kubernetes projects have these hack directories?
- 00:43:56 - Adding a Schema and Business Logic
- 00:54:56 - Integration Tests and Pushing to Kubernetes
- 01:09:09 - Watching our status
- 01:15:00 - Generating our documentation
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This week Kris will be looking at Kubebuilder, a framework for building Kubernetes APIs using custom resource definitions (CRDs).
- Clusterctl release - part of SIG Cluster Lifecycle. Example of how folks are thinking of deploying clusters in a standardized way.
- GPUs go GA on GKE
- Check out Kris' talk with Dave Aronchik showing off Kubeflow
- The History of Kubernetes
- Scaling Kubernetes to 25m users
- AWS Cost Savings by Utilizing Kubernetes Ingress with Classic ELB
- KubeIP
Part of SIG Cluster lifecycle / Cluster API.
Starting with main.go.
Do not use go get, grab the tarball for your system.
- There's a book with getting started documentation. We're following the quickstart section.
- You'll end up with it in
/usr/local/kubebuilder/bin - Using GOOS and GOARCH (@krisnova mentions a video from Rob Pike on this, anyone have a link?)
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GitHub Repo: kubernetes-sigs/kubebuilder
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Slack channel: #kubebuilder
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Google Group: kubebuilder@googlegroups.com
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Planned Work: Sprint Dashboard
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https://itnext.io/under-the-hood-of-kubebuilder-framework-ff6b38c10796
- GitBook: book.kubebuilder.com