prashantchitta
prashantchitta
Anything created with s3 should be deleted along with s3 deletion. So the configmaps and services should be deleted as well. This is how K8 design is. In k8 you...
I am getting the same error as well. Unable to delete the s3 bucket. Here is my s3.yaml file that i used to create ``` apiVersion: service-operator.aws/v1alpha1 kind: S3Bucket metadata:...
@christopherhein I just checked the s3 CFN that you created has `DeletionPolicy: Retain` ``` Tags: - Key: Namespace Value: !Ref Namespace - Key: ResourceVersion Value: !Ref ResourceVersion - Key: ResourceName...
Personally I prefer aws service operator as it is more closer to K8s way of implementation. CRDs are the way to go forward. Create a CRD, write a controller which...
And coming to validations, OPA is good project to look at. You can define policies and restrict whatever you want based on the policy you have defined.
@int128 Does not work. When i add `-it` to the docker command, kubectl commands are just stuck. ``` prashant.chitta@MREME62D8A88 ~ % kubectl get nodes ```
@tj-corrigan I am using DNS names like `https://ip-10-0-0-181.us-west-2.compute.internal:2379`. As a result its failing the regex validation and unable to find the bad peer even though bad peer exists. This is...
I fixed it for domain names. regex has to be changed to the following `[-a-z0-9.]*\)`