By Ben Gadbois and Billie Cleek
About the Talk
Let’s create a mutating Kubernetes admission controller using controller runtime, a set of go libraries for building controllers. Controller-runtime will wire up additional configuration into a pod so that cluster users can depend on their applications having certain environment variables and/or sockets available at runtime, without having to understand the details.
What You’ll Learn
- How to use controller-runtime
- How to configure and use mutating admission webhooks
- How to provide a more consistent experience for users of a cluster
This Talk Is Designed For
Developers that want to improve the experience of running applications in a Kubernetes cluster and reduce the burden on users by eliminating toil and tribal knowledge.
Prerequisites
Go programming, Kubernetes webhooks, client-go, and the Kubernetes API
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Vim-go maintainer and open source contributor to scratch my own itches.
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