Philip Lombardi
Philip Lombardi
Kubernaut is rather painful to develop on, not because it is a complex technical project, but because there are several moving parts that need to be developed. 1. The API...
The v1 CLI had examples. They need to be updated for v2.
Kubernaut currently does not support LoadBalancer services but many people use `type: LoadBalancer` in their service manifests. The current work around is to use `type: NodePort` but this means changing...
Kubernetes is a moving target in terms of features. There is a use case where you want to test software against several versions of Kubernetes very quickly in order to...
It should be possible for a user to reserve something like `foobar.kubernaut.io` (or more likely (`foobar..kubernaut.io`)
Once we have multiple claims in the backend and CLI there needs to be a way to actually see all the active claims that a user has. There should also...
A user wants to be able to claim multiple clusters from the Kubernaut CLI or Kubernaut API. From the CLI this should be doable with the existing `kubernaut claim` command....
This should be doable and is needed by Telepresence for testing https://github.com/kubernetes/examples/blob/master/staging/openshift-origin/README.md
A way to communicate with the Kubernetes cluster before instance termination so we can initiate shutdown and cleanup of user created load balancers or volumes. When a claim is released...
Docker (and its cousins) do cool stuff like add link information to a containers environment variables, for example, if you specify a `--link mysql:db' in the`run` command you will be...