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const CertClusterIssuerName = "spot-workspace-issuer"
Name of the cert-manager ClusterIssuer CRD that will be used to generate the TLS Certificate for each of the Ingress created for workspaces. This issuer is *required* as the deployment will not include a TLS certificate if this resource does not exist in the cluster. This might become a configurable field in the future.
const (
RequeuePeriod = 10 * time.Second
)
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Types ¶
type Builder ¶
type Builder struct {
client.Client
record.EventRecorder
}
func (*Builder) Reconcile ¶
func (b *Builder) Reconcile(ctx context.Context, workspace *spot.Workspace, condition *spot.WorkspaceCondition) (ctrl.Result, error)
Reconcile is a sub-reconcile loop that will manage the reconcilation process for the `spot.WorkspaceconditionBuildingImages`. This function returns the value that the main reconcile loop should use to terminate the current reconciliation for this custom resource. It's an error to try to run this sub reconcile loop with any other as that will break the fundamental rules of reconciliation.
The sub-reconciliation loops are built in this package to help readers reason about the flow and it has no technical purposes.
Reconcile takes the workspace it's operating on as well as the condition. The condition could be implied here but since it's already retrieved it to reach this state (the main reconciliation loop need to lookup the condition before calling this sub-reconcile loop), it makes sense to just pass it here.
type Deployer ¶
type Deployer struct {
client.Client
record.EventRecorder
}
func (*Deployer) Reconcile ¶
func (d *Deployer) Reconcile(ctx context.Context, workspace *spot.Workspace, condition *spot.WorkspaceCondition) (ctrl.Result, error)
Reconcile is a sub-reconcile loop that will manage the reconcilation process for the `spot.WorkspaceconditionDeployment`. This function returns the value that the main reconcile loop should use to terminate the current reconciliation for this custom resource. It's an error to try to run this sub reconcile loop with any other as that will break the fundamental rules of reconciliation.
The sub-reconciliation loops are built in this package to help readers reason about the flow and it has no technical purposes.
Reconcile takes the workspace it's operating on as well as the condition. The condition could be implied here but since it's already retrieved it to reach this state (the main reconciliation loop need to lookup the condition before calling this sub-reconcile loop), it makes sense to just pass it here.
type Namespacer ¶
type Namespacer struct {
client.Client
record.EventRecorder
}
func (*Namespacer) Reconcile ¶
func (n *Namespacer) Reconcile(ctx context.Context, workspace *spot.Workspace, condition *spot.WorkspaceCondition) (ctrl.Result, error)
Reconcile is a sub-reconcile loop that will manage the reconcilation process for the `spot.WorkspaceconditionNamespace`. This function returns the value that the main reconcile loop should use to terminate the current reconciliation for this custom resource. It's an error to try to run this sub reconcile loop with any other as that will break the fundamental rules of reconciliation.
The sub-reconciliation loops are built in this package to help readers reason about the flow and it has no technical purposes.
Reconcile takes the workspace it's operating on as well as the condition. The condition could be implied here but since it's already retrieved it to reach this state (the main reconciliation loop need to lookup the condition before calling this sub-reconcile loop), it makes sense to just pass it here.
type Networking ¶
type Networking struct {
client.Client
record.EventRecorder
}
func (*Networking) Reconcile ¶
func (n *Networking) Reconcile(ctx context.Context, workspace *spot.Workspace, condition *spot.WorkspaceCondition) (ctrl.Result, error)
Reconcile is a sub-reconcile loop that will manage the reconcilation process for the `spot.WorkspaceconditionNetworking`. This function returns the value that the main reconcile loop should use to terminate the current reconciliation for this custom resource. It's an error to try to run this sub reconcile loop with any other as that will break the fundamental rules of reconciliation.
The sub-reconciliation loops are built in this package to help readers reason about the flow and it has no technical purposes.
Reconcile takes the workspace it's operating on as well as the condition. The condition could be implied here but since it's already retrieved it to reach this state (the main reconciliation loop need to lookup the condition before calling this sub-reconcile loop), it makes sense to just pass it here.
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