Documentation ¶
Overview ¶
Package rest defines common logic around changes to Kubernetes-style resources.
Index ¶
- func BeforeCreate(strategy RESTCreateStrategy, ctx context.Context, obj runtime.Object) error
- func BeforeDelete(strategy RESTDeleteStrategy, ctx context.Context, obj runtime.Object, ...) (graceful, gracefulPending bool, err error)
- func BeforeUpdate(strategy RESTUpdateStrategy, ctx context.Context, obj, old runtime.Object) error
- func CheckGeneratedNameError(strategy RESTCreateStrategy, err error, obj runtime.Object) error
- func FillObjectMetaSystemFields(meta metav1.Object)
- func ValidNamespace(ctx context.Context, resource metav1.Object) bool
- func ValidateAllObjectFunc(ctx context.Context, obj runtime.Object) error
- func ValidateAllObjectUpdateFunc(ctx context.Context, obj, old runtime.Object) error
- type CategoriesProvider
- type CollectionDeleter
- type Connecter
- type Creater
- type CreaterUpdater
- type Exporter
- type GarbageCollectionDeleteStrategy
- type GarbageCollectionPolicy
- type Getter
- type GetterWithOptions
- type GracefulDeleter
- type GroupVersionKindProvider
- type KindProvider
- type Lister
- type MayReturnFullObjectDeleter
- type NamedCreater
- type NamespaceScopedStrategy
- type Patcher
- type RESTCreateStrategy
- type RESTCreateUpdateStrategy
- type RESTDeleteStrategy
- type RESTExportStrategy
- type RESTGracefulDeleteStrategy
- type RESTUpdateStrategy
- type Redirector
- type ResourceStreamer
- type Responder
- type Scoper
- type ShortNamesProvider
- type StandardStorage
- type Storage
- type StorageMetadata
- type StorageVersionProvider
- type TableConvertor
- type TransformFunc
- type UpdatedObjectInfo
- type Updater
- type ValidateObjectFunc
- type ValidateObjectUpdateFunc
- type Watcher
Constants ¶
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Variables ¶
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Functions ¶
func BeforeCreate ¶
BeforeCreate ensures that common operations for all resources are performed on creation. It only returns errors that can be converted to api.Status. It invokes PrepareForCreate, then GenerateName, then Validate. It returns nil if the object should be created.
func BeforeDelete ¶
func BeforeDelete(strategy RESTDeleteStrategy, ctx context.Context, obj runtime.Object, options *metav1.DeleteOptions) (graceful, gracefulPending bool, err error)
BeforeDelete tests whether the object can be gracefully deleted. If graceful is set, the object should be gracefully deleted. If gracefulPending is set, the object has already been gracefully deleted (and the provided grace period is longer than the time to deletion). An error is returned if the condition cannot be checked or the gracePeriodSeconds is invalid. The options argument may be updated with default values if graceful is true. Second place where we set deletionTimestamp is pkg/registry/generic/registry/store.go. This function is responsible for setting deletionTimestamp during gracefulDeletion, other one for cascading deletions.
func BeforeUpdate ¶
BeforeUpdate ensures that common operations for all resources are performed on update. It only returns errors that can be converted to api.Status. It will invoke update validation with the provided existing and updated objects. It sets zero values only if the object does not have a zero value for the respective field.
func CheckGeneratedNameError ¶
func CheckGeneratedNameError(strategy RESTCreateStrategy, err error, obj runtime.Object) error
CheckGeneratedNameError checks whether an error that occurred creating a resource is due to generation being unable to pick a valid name.
func FillObjectMetaSystemFields ¶
FillObjectMetaSystemFields populates fields that are managed by the system on ObjectMeta.
func ValidNamespace ¶
ValidNamespace returns false if the namespace on the context differs from the resource. If the resource has no namespace, it is set to the value in the context.
func ValidateAllObjectFunc ¶
ValidateAllObjectFunc is a "admit everything" instance of ValidateObjectFunc.
Types ¶
type CategoriesProvider ¶
type CategoriesProvider interface {
Categories() []string
}
CategoriesProvider allows a resource to specify which groups of resources (categories) it's part of. Categories can be used by API clients to refer to a batch of resources by using a single name (e.g. "all" could translate to "pod,rc,svc,...").
type CollectionDeleter ¶
type CollectionDeleter interface { // DeleteCollection selects all resources in the storage matching given 'listOptions' // and deletes them. The delete attempt is validated by the deleteValidation first. // If 'options' are provided, the resource will attempt to honor them or return an // invalid request error. // DeleteCollection may not be atomic - i.e. it may delete some objects and still // return an error after it. On success, returns a list of deleted objects. DeleteCollection(ctx context.Context, deleteValidation ValidateObjectFunc, options *metav1.DeleteOptions, listOptions *metainternalversion.ListOptions) (runtime.Object, error) }
CollectionDeleter is an object that can delete a collection of RESTful resources.
type Connecter ¶
type Connecter interface { // Connect returns an http.Handler that will handle the request/response for a given API invocation. // The provided responder may be used for common API responses. The responder will write both status // code and body, so the ServeHTTP method should exit after invoking the responder. The Handler will // be used for a single API request and then discarded. The Responder is guaranteed to write to the // same http.ResponseWriter passed to ServeHTTP. Connect(ctx context.Context, id string, options runtime.Object, r Responder) (http.Handler, error) // NewConnectOptions returns an empty options object that will be used to pass // options to the Connect method. If nil, then a nil options object is passed to // Connect. It may return a bool and a string. If true, the value of the request // path below the object will be included as the named string in the serialization // of the runtime object. NewConnectOptions() (runtime.Object, bool, string) // ConnectMethods returns the list of HTTP methods handled by Connect ConnectMethods() []string }
Connecter is a storage object that responds to a connection request.
type Creater ¶
type Creater interface { // New returns an empty object that can be used with Create after request data has been put into it. // This object must be a pointer type for use with Codec.DecodeInto([]byte, runtime.Object) New() runtime.Object // Create creates a new version of a resource. Create(ctx context.Context, obj runtime.Object, createValidation ValidateObjectFunc, options *metav1.CreateOptions) (runtime.Object, error) }
Creater is an object that can create an instance of a RESTful object.
type CreaterUpdater ¶
type CreaterUpdater interface { Creater Update(ctx context.Context, name string, objInfo UpdatedObjectInfo, createValidation ValidateObjectFunc, updateValidation ValidateObjectUpdateFunc, forceAllowCreate bool, options *metav1.UpdateOptions) (runtime.Object, bool, error) }
CreaterUpdater is a storage object that must support both create and update. Go prevents embedded interfaces that implement the same method.
type Exporter ¶
type Exporter interface { // Export an object. Fields that are not user specified (e.g. Status, ObjectMeta.ResourceVersion) are stripped out // Returns the stripped object. If 'exact' is true, fields that are specific to the cluster (e.g. namespace) are // retained, otherwise they are stripped also. Export(ctx context.Context, name string, opts metav1.ExportOptions) (runtime.Object, error) }
Exporter is an object that knows how to strip a RESTful resource for export. A store should implement this interface if export is generally supported for that type. Errors can still be returned during the actual Export when certain instances of the type are not exportable.
type GarbageCollectionDeleteStrategy ¶
type GarbageCollectionDeleteStrategy interface { // DefaultGarbageCollectionPolicy returns the default garbage collection behavior. DefaultGarbageCollectionPolicy(ctx context.Context) GarbageCollectionPolicy }
GarbageCollectionDeleteStrategy must be implemented by the registry that wants to orphan dependents by default.
type GarbageCollectionPolicy ¶
type GarbageCollectionPolicy string
const ( DeleteDependents GarbageCollectionPolicy = "DeleteDependents" OrphanDependents GarbageCollectionPolicy = "OrphanDependents" // Unsupported means that the resource knows that it cannot be GC'd, so the finalizers // should never be set in storage. Unsupported GarbageCollectionPolicy = "Unsupported" )
type Getter ¶
type Getter interface { // Get finds a resource in the storage by name and returns it. // Although it can return an arbitrary error value, IsNotFound(err) is true for the // returned error value err when the specified resource is not found. Get(ctx context.Context, name string, options *metav1.GetOptions) (runtime.Object, error) }
Getter is an object that can retrieve a named RESTful resource.
type GetterWithOptions ¶
type GetterWithOptions interface { // Get finds a resource in the storage by name and returns it. // Although it can return an arbitrary error value, IsNotFound(err) is true for the // returned error value err when the specified resource is not found. // The options object passed to it is of the same type returned by the NewGetOptions // method. // TODO: Pass metav1.GetOptions. Get(ctx context.Context, name string, options runtime.Object) (runtime.Object, error) // NewGetOptions returns an empty options object that will be used to pass // options to the Get method. It may return a bool and a string, if true, the // value of the request path below the object will be included as the named // string in the serialization of the runtime object. E.g., returning "path" // will convert the trailing request scheme value to "path" in the map[string][]string // passed to the converter. NewGetOptions() (runtime.Object, bool, string) }
GetterWithOptions is an object that retrieve a named RESTful resource and takes additional options on the get request. It allows a caller to also receive the subpath of the GET request.
type GracefulDeleter ¶
type GracefulDeleter interface { // Delete finds a resource in the storage and deletes it. // The delete attempt is validated by the deleteValidation first. // If options are provided, the resource will attempt to honor them or return an invalid // request error. // Although it can return an arbitrary error value, IsNotFound(err) is true for the // returned error value err when the specified resource is not found. // Delete *may* return the object that was deleted, or a status object indicating additional // information about deletion. // It also returns a boolean which is set to true if the resource was instantly // deleted or false if it will be deleted asynchronously. Delete(ctx context.Context, name string, deleteValidation ValidateObjectFunc, options *metav1.DeleteOptions) (runtime.Object, bool, error) }
GracefulDeleter knows how to pass deletion options to allow delayed deletion of a RESTful object.
type GroupVersionKindProvider ¶
type GroupVersionKindProvider interface {
GroupVersionKind(containingGV schema.GroupVersion) schema.GroupVersionKind
}
GroupVersionKindProvider is used to specify a particular GroupVersionKind to discovery. This is used for polymorphic endpoints which generally point to foreign versions. Scale refers to Scale.v1beta1.extensions for instance. This trumps KindProvider since it is capable of providing the information required. TODO KindProvider (only used by federation) should be removed and replaced with this, but that presents greater risk late in 1.8.
type KindProvider ¶
type KindProvider interface {
Kind() string
}
KindProvider specifies a different kind for its API than for its internal storage. This is necessary for external objects that are not compiled into the api server. For such objects, there is no in-memory representation for the object, so they must be represented as generic objects (e.g. runtime.Unknown), but when we present the object as part of API discovery we want to present the specific kind, not the generic internal representation.
type Lister ¶
type Lister interface { // NewList returns an empty object that can be used with the List call. // This object must be a pointer type for use with Codec.DecodeInto([]byte, runtime.Object) NewList() runtime.Object // List selects resources in the storage which match to the selector. 'options' can be nil. List(ctx context.Context, options *metainternalversion.ListOptions) (runtime.Object, error) // TableConvertor ensures all list implementers also implement table conversion TableConvertor }
Lister is an object that can retrieve resources that match the provided field and label criteria.
type MayReturnFullObjectDeleter ¶
type MayReturnFullObjectDeleter interface {
DeleteReturnsDeletedObject() bool
}
MayReturnFullObjectDeleter may return deleted object (instead of a simple status) on deletion.
type NamedCreater ¶
type NamedCreater interface { // New returns an empty object that can be used with Create after request data has been put into it. // This object must be a pointer type for use with Codec.DecodeInto([]byte, runtime.Object) New() runtime.Object // Create creates a new version of a resource. It expects a name parameter from the path. // This is needed for create operations on subresources which include the name of the parent // resource in the path. Create(ctx context.Context, name string, obj runtime.Object, createValidation ValidateObjectFunc, options *metav1.CreateOptions) (runtime.Object, error) }
NamedCreater is an object that can create an instance of a RESTful object using a name parameter.
type NamespaceScopedStrategy ¶
type NamespaceScopedStrategy interface { // NamespaceScoped returns if the object must be in a namespace. NamespaceScoped() bool }
NamespaceScopedStrategy has a method to tell if the object must be in a namespace.
type Patcher ¶
Patcher is a storage object that supports both get and update.
type RESTCreateStrategy ¶
type RESTCreateStrategy interface { runtime.ObjectTyper // The name generator is used when the standard GenerateName field is set. // The NameGenerator will be invoked prior to validation. names.NameGenerator // NamespaceScoped returns true if the object must be within a namespace. NamespaceScoped() bool // PrepareForCreate is invoked on create before validation to normalize // the object. For example: remove fields that are not to be persisted, // sort order-insensitive list fields, etc. This should not remove fields // whose presence would be considered a validation error. // // Often implemented as a type check and an initailization or clearing of // status. Clear the status because status changes are internal. External // callers of an api (users) should not be setting an initial status on // newly created objects. PrepareForCreate(ctx context.Context, obj runtime.Object) // Validate returns an ErrorList with validation errors or nil. Validate // is invoked after default fields in the object have been filled in // before the object is persisted. This method should not mutate the // object. Validate(ctx context.Context, obj runtime.Object) field.ErrorList // Canonicalize allows an object to be mutated into a canonical form. This // ensures that code that operates on these objects can rely on the common // form for things like comparison. Canonicalize is invoked after // validation has succeeded but before the object has been persisted. // This method may mutate the object. Often implemented as a type check or // empty method. Canonicalize(obj runtime.Object) }
RESTCreateStrategy defines the minimum validation, accepted input, and name generation behavior to create an object that follows Kubernetes API conventions.
type RESTCreateUpdateStrategy ¶
type RESTCreateUpdateStrategy interface { RESTCreateStrategy // AllowCreateOnUpdate returns true if the object can be created by a PUT. AllowCreateOnUpdate() bool // PrepareForUpdate is invoked on update before validation to normalize // the object. For example: remove fields that are not to be persisted, // sort order-insensitive list fields, etc. This should not remove fields // whose presence would be considered a validation error. PrepareForUpdate(ctx context.Context, obj, old runtime.Object) // ValidateUpdate is invoked after default fields in the object have been // filled in before the object is persisted. This method should not mutate // the object. ValidateUpdate(ctx context.Context, obj, old runtime.Object) field.ErrorList // AllowUnconditionalUpdate returns true if the object can be updated // unconditionally (irrespective of the latest resource version), when // there is no resource version specified in the object. AllowUnconditionalUpdate() bool }
RESTCreateUpdateStrategy is a union of RESTUpdateStrategy and RESTCreateStrategy, and it defines the minimum validation, accepted input, and name generation behavior to create and update an object that follows Kubernetes API conventions.
type RESTDeleteStrategy ¶
type RESTDeleteStrategy interface { runtime.ObjectTyper }
RESTDeleteStrategy defines deletion behavior on an object that follows Kubernetes API conventions.
type RESTExportStrategy ¶
type RESTExportStrategy interface { // Export strips fields that can not be set by the user. If 'exact' is false // fields specific to the cluster are also stripped Export(ctx context.Context, obj runtime.Object, exact bool) error }
RESTExportStrategy is the interface that defines how to export a Kubernetes object. An exported object is stripped of non-user-settable fields and optionally, the identifying information related to the object's identity in the cluster so that it can be loaded into a different namespace or entirely different cluster without conflict.
type RESTGracefulDeleteStrategy ¶
type RESTGracefulDeleteStrategy interface { // CheckGracefulDelete should return true if the object can be gracefully deleted and set // any default values on the DeleteOptions. CheckGracefulDelete(ctx context.Context, obj runtime.Object, options *metav1.DeleteOptions) bool }
RESTGracefulDeleteStrategy must be implemented by the registry that supports graceful deletion.
type RESTUpdateStrategy ¶
type RESTUpdateStrategy interface { runtime.ObjectTyper // NamespaceScoped returns true if the object must be within a namespace. NamespaceScoped() bool // AllowCreateOnUpdate returns true if the object can be created by a PUT. AllowCreateOnUpdate() bool // PrepareForUpdate is invoked on update before validation to normalize // the object. For example: remove fields that are not to be persisted, // sort order-insensitive list fields, etc. This should not remove fields // whose presence would be considered a validation error. PrepareForUpdate(ctx context.Context, obj, old runtime.Object) // ValidateUpdate is invoked after default fields in the object have been // filled in before the object is persisted. This method should not mutate // the object. ValidateUpdate(ctx context.Context, obj, old runtime.Object) field.ErrorList // Canonicalize allows an object to be mutated into a canonical form. This // ensures that code that operates on these objects can rely on the common // form for things like comparison. Canonicalize is invoked after // validation has succeeded but before the object has been persisted. // This method may mutate the object. Canonicalize(obj runtime.Object) // AllowUnconditionalUpdate returns true if the object can be updated // unconditionally (irrespective of the latest resource version), when // there is no resource version specified in the object. AllowUnconditionalUpdate() bool }
RESTUpdateStrategy defines the minimum validation, accepted input, and name generation behavior to update an object that follows Kubernetes API conventions. A resource may have many UpdateStrategies, depending on the call pattern in use.
type Redirector ¶
type Redirector interface { // ResourceLocation should return the remote location of the given resource, and an optional transport to use to request it, or an error. ResourceLocation(ctx context.Context, id string) (remoteLocation *url.URL, transport http.RoundTripper, err error) }
Redirector know how to return a remote resource's location.
type ResourceStreamer ¶
type ResourceStreamer interface { // InputStream should return an io.ReadCloser if the provided object supports streaming. The desired // api version and an accept header (may be empty) are passed to the call. If no error occurs, // the caller may return a flag indicating whether the result should be flushed as writes occur // and a content type string that indicates the type of the stream. // If a null stream is returned, a StatusNoContent response wil be generated. InputStream(ctx context.Context, apiVersion, acceptHeader string) (stream io.ReadCloser, flush bool, mimeType string, err error) }
ResourceStreamer is an interface implemented by objects that prefer to be streamed from the server instead of decoded directly.
type Responder ¶
type Responder interface { // Object writes the provided object to the response. Invoking this method multiple times is undefined. Object(statusCode int, obj runtime.Object) // Error writes the provided error to the response. This method may only be invoked once. Error(err error) }
Responder abstracts the normal response behavior for a REST method and is passed to callers that may wish to handle the response directly in some cases, but delegate to the normal error or object behavior in other cases.
type Scoper ¶
type Scoper interface { // NamespaceScoped returns true if the storage is namespaced NamespaceScoped() bool }
Scoper indicates what scope the resource is at. It must be specified. It is usually provided automatically based on your strategy.
type ShortNamesProvider ¶
type ShortNamesProvider interface {
ShortNames() []string
}
ShortNamesProvider is an interface for RESTful storage services. Delivers a list of short names for a resource. The list is used by kubectl to have short names representation of resources.
type StandardStorage ¶
type StandardStorage interface { Getter Lister CreaterUpdater GracefulDeleter CollectionDeleter Watcher }
StandardStorage is an interface covering the common verbs. Provided for testing whether a resource satisfies the normal storage methods. Use Storage when passing opaque storage objects.
type Storage ¶
type Storage interface { // New returns an empty object that can be used with Create and Update after request data has been put into it. // This object must be a pointer type for use with Codec.DecodeInto([]byte, runtime.Object) New() runtime.Object }
Storage is a generic interface for RESTful storage services. Resources which are exported to the RESTful API of apiserver need to implement this interface. It is expected that objects may implement any of the below interfaces.
type StorageMetadata ¶
type StorageMetadata interface { // ProducesMIMETypes returns a list of the MIME types the specified HTTP verb (GET, POST, DELETE, // PATCH) can respond with. ProducesMIMETypes(verb string) []string // ProducesObject returns an object the specified HTTP verb respond with. It will overwrite storage object if // it is not nil. Only the type of the return object matters, the value will be ignored. ProducesObject(verb string) interface{} }
StorageMetadata is an optional interface that callers can implement to provide additional information about their Storage objects.
type StorageVersionProvider ¶
type StorageVersionProvider interface { // StorageVersion returns a group versioner, which will outputs the gvk // an object will be converted to before persisted in etcd, given a // list of kinds the object might belong to. StorageVersion() runtime.GroupVersioner }
StorageVersionProvider is an optional interface that a storage object can implement if it wishes to disclose its storage version.
type TableConvertor ¶
type TableConvertor interface {
ConvertToTable(ctx context.Context, object runtime.Object, tableOptions runtime.Object) (*metav1.Table, error)
}
func NewDefaultTableConvertor ¶
func NewDefaultTableConvertor(resource schema.GroupResource) TableConvertor
NewDefaultTableConvertor creates a default convertor for the provided resource.
type TransformFunc ¶
type TransformFunc func(ctx context.Context, newObj runtime.Object, oldObj runtime.Object) (transformedNewObj runtime.Object, err error)
TransformFunc is a function to transform and return newObj
type UpdatedObjectInfo ¶
type UpdatedObjectInfo interface { // Returns preconditions built from the updated object, if applicable. // May return nil, or a preconditions object containing nil fields, // if no preconditions can be determined from the updated object. Preconditions() *metav1.Preconditions // UpdatedObject returns the updated object, given a context and old object. // The only time an empty oldObj should be passed in is if a "create on update" is occurring (there is no oldObj). UpdatedObject(ctx context.Context, oldObj runtime.Object) (newObj runtime.Object, err error) }
UpdatedObjectInfo provides information about an updated object to an Updater. It requires access to the old object in order to return the newly updated object.
func DefaultUpdatedObjectInfo ¶
func DefaultUpdatedObjectInfo(obj runtime.Object, transformers ...TransformFunc) UpdatedObjectInfo
DefaultUpdatedObjectInfo returns an UpdatedObjectInfo impl based on the specified object.
func WrapUpdatedObjectInfo ¶
func WrapUpdatedObjectInfo(objInfo UpdatedObjectInfo, transformers ...TransformFunc) UpdatedObjectInfo
WrapUpdatedObjectInfo returns an UpdatedObjectInfo impl that delegates to the specified objInfo, then calls the passed transformers
type Updater ¶
type Updater interface { // New returns an empty object that can be used with Update after request data has been put into it. // This object must be a pointer type for use with Codec.DecodeInto([]byte, runtime.Object) New() runtime.Object // Update finds a resource in the storage and updates it. Some implementations // may allow updates creates the object - they should set the created boolean // to true. Update(ctx context.Context, name string, objInfo UpdatedObjectInfo, createValidation ValidateObjectFunc, updateValidation ValidateObjectUpdateFunc, forceAllowCreate bool, options *metav1.UpdateOptions) (runtime.Object, bool, error) }
Updater is an object that can update an instance of a RESTful object.
type ValidateObjectFunc ¶
ValidateObjectFunc is a function to act on a given object. An error may be returned if the hook cannot be completed. An ObjectFunc may NOT transform the provided object.
func AdmissionToValidateObjectDeleteFunc ¶
func AdmissionToValidateObjectDeleteFunc(admit admission.Interface, staticAttributes admission.Attributes, objInterfaces admission.ObjectInterfaces) ValidateObjectFunc
AdmissionToValidateObjectDeleteFunc returns a admission validate func for object deletion
func AdmissionToValidateObjectFunc ¶
func AdmissionToValidateObjectFunc(admit admission.Interface, staticAttributes admission.Attributes, o admission.ObjectInterfaces) ValidateObjectFunc
AdmissionToValidateObjectFunc converts validating admission to a rest validate object func
type ValidateObjectUpdateFunc ¶
ValidateObjectUpdateFunc is a function to act on a given object and its predecessor. An error may be returned if the hook cannot be completed. An UpdateObjectFunc may NOT transform the provided object.
func AdmissionToValidateObjectUpdateFunc ¶
func AdmissionToValidateObjectUpdateFunc(admit admission.Interface, staticAttributes admission.Attributes, o admission.ObjectInterfaces) ValidateObjectUpdateFunc
AdmissionToValidateObjectUpdateFunc converts validating admission to a rest validate object update func
type Watcher ¶
type Watcher interface { // 'label' selects on labels; 'field' selects on the object's fields. Not all fields // are supported; an error should be returned if 'field' tries to select on a field that // isn't supported. 'resourceVersion' allows for continuing/starting a watch at a // particular version. Watch(ctx context.Context, options *metainternalversion.ListOptions) (watch.Interface, error) }
Watcher should be implemented by all Storage objects that want to offer the ability to watch for changes through the watch api.