Simple Kubernetes operator for handling echo
CRDs.
Kubernetes operator pattern implementation using the client-go library. Altough there are a bunch of frameworks for doing this (kubebuilder, operator framework ...), this example operator uses the tools provided by client-go for simplicity and flexibility reasons.
Medium article that explains how to build this operator step by step.
- Simple example to understand how a Kubernetes operator works.
- Manages Echo CRDs for executing an
echo
inside a pod. - Manages ScheduledEcho CRDs for scheduling the execution of an
echo
inside a pod. - High Availability operator using Kubernetes lease objects.
- Prometheus metrics.
- Helm chart.
Echo | ScheduledEcho | Job | CronJob | Lease | Kubernetes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
v1alpha1 | v1alpha1 | v1 | v1 | v1 | v1.21.x |
helm repo add mmontes https://charts.mmontes-dev.duckdns.org
helm install echoperator mmontes/echoperator
The helm chart installs automatically the Custom Resource Definitions needed for this operator to work. However, if you wanted to install them manually, you can find them in the helm chart repo.
- Client creates a hello world Echo CRD.
- Operator receives a
Echo
added event. - Operator reads the
message
property from theEcho
and creates aJob
resource. - The
Job
resource creates aPod
that performs aecho
command with themessage
property.
- Client creates a hello world ScheduledEcho CRD.
- Operator receives a
ScheduledEcho
added event. - Operator reads the
message
andschedule
property from theScheduledEcho
and creates aCronJob
. - The
CronJob
schedules aJob
creation using theschedule
property. - When scheduled, the
Job
resource creates aPod
that performs aecho
command with themessage
property.