serviceaccount-primitive

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ServiceAccount Primitive Example

This example demonstrates the usage of the serviceaccount primitive within the operator component framework. It shows how to manage a Kubernetes ServiceAccount as a component of a larger application, utilising features like:

• Base Construction: Initializing a ServiceAccount with basic metadata.
• Feature Mutations: Composing image pull secrets and automount settings from independent, feature-gated mutations.
• Metadata Mutations: Setting version labels on the ServiceAccount via EditObjectMetadata.
• Data Extraction: Harvesting ServiceAccount fields after each reconcile cycle.

Directory Structure

• app/: Defines the controller that uses the component framework. The ExampleApp CRD is shared from examples/shared/app.
• features/: Contains modular feature definitions:
  • mutations.go: version labelling, image pull secrets, private registry, and automount control.
• resources/: Contains the central NewServiceAccountResource factory that assembles all features using serviceaccount.Builder.
• main.go: A standalone entry point that demonstrates multiple reconciliation cycles with a fake client.

Running the Example

go run examples/serviceaccount-primitive/main.go

This will:

1. Initialize a fake Kubernetes client.
2. Create an ExampleApp owner object.
3. Reconcile through four spec variations, printing the ServiceAccount's image pull secrets and automount settings after each cycle.
4. Print the resulting status conditions.

Documentation

Overview

Package main is the entry point for the serviceaccount primitive example.