Sergey Vasilyev

Thank you for reporting. Well, a "replacement strategy" phrasing implies deletion and re-creation. Some quick googling also points to comments like https://github.com/helm/helm/issues/5281#issuecomment-581975916 saying that _"…`helm upgrade —force` is the equivalent...

As a slightly more advanced solution, but also slightly more complex, you can utilise the recent configurable storages for "diff-bases" aka "essences" of the resources (available since [0.27rc6](https://github.com/zalando-incubator/kopf/releases) — release...

@krish7919 Just to clarify: do you mean an arbitrary object of arbitrary class, which is _passed through_ the call stack from the owning application down to the handlers (all of...

Hello. Thanks for this interesting use-case. I'm quite surprised that it worked with 0.24 and before — it should also fail. There were no changes that could avoid this error....

@cliffburdick Thank you for this investigation! Can you please verify this with 0.27rc6 in an isolated environment (because it is a release candidate yet)? --- The logic for finalizer addition/removal...

@cliffburdick Regarding the traffic: Can you please create a separate issue with some excerpts and data? Is it in bytes or in rps? The byte-measured traffic can increase due to...

@cliffburdick PS: 0.27rc6 is going to be 0.27 in a few days — I have finally finished testing it in action. But test it carefully before upgrading anyway — 0.27...

@jkupferer There is no such exact feature now, but there are some equivalents: You can run the whole operator with `--namespace` CLI option, and it will limit itself to that...

Indeed. This is an interesting use-case. Some thoughts on this: Kopf does watch-streaming GET requests on the resources, using the global namespace setting. It is unclear how it should behave...

There is still no lightning talk, but there is now a 22-minute talk (33 min with questions) from KubeCon San Diego 2019: * Video: https://youtu.be/rN_rQU92T5s * Slides: https://speakerdeck.com/nolar/developing-operators-with-kubernetes-operator-pythonic-framework-kopf