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Feedback on comparison with kr8s
Hey there 👋. I'm the author of kr8s, another Python library for Kubernetes.
The goal of kr8s is to be a batteries-included kubectl-inspired Python library that has a very shallow learning curve and reduces boilerplate. I built it to solve some specific challenges we were having in dask-kubernetes with using the official kubernetes library (and especially kubernetes_asyncio).
We are at the point in development where dask-kubernetes has been fully migrated over to it and the API is getting pretty stable, so I decided to take a step back and assess how well we are doing in terms of hitting our design goals. In doing so I wrote up a blog post comparing the kr8s API with other Python Kubernetes libraries including kubernetes.
The comparison is intended to check how well kr8s is meeting it's goals and to discuss the tradeoffs we make to achieve those goals compared with libraries, rather than trying to show which is "better".
I wanted to stop by here and open an issue to ask for feedback on the kubernetes description and examples I've included in the post. I want to make sure I'm highlighting the strengths of kubernetes accurately so that if folks do use the post to choose between the libraries they can make an informed decision based on their own requirements.
If you do have any feedback feel free to reply here, send me an email to [email protected] or open a PR directly on the blog post.
Thank you!
@jacobtomlinson Does kr8s support SOCKS5 proxying or proxying to the Kubernetes API in general? This works with kubectl, but less so with the official Python API. #1064 #2088 #1175
@sanmai-NL in kr8s we use httpx for making all HTTP requests to the Kubernetes API. According to the httpx documentation, it supports the HTTP_PROXY, HTTPS_PROXY, ALL_PROXY out of the box.
But we don't do anything to enable setting this in code. If that would be valuable to you then please open an issue on the kr8s repo.
Setting this in code, you mean you don't provide an API to configure proxying? But for us, using the environment variables is sufficient.
you mean you don't provide an API to configure proxying
Not currently. If there is demand for this we can definitely expose it though.
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