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Kubernetes Third-Party Resource Users

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This list has moved to a GitHub repo for easier tracking: https://github.com/coreos/awesome-kubernetes-extensions

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Please comment below if you are using Kubernetes Third-Party Resources and I will add you to the list.

Known Users:

TODO:

Resources:

I am interested in documenting all of the users and getting some more feedback on what is and isn't working.

@fatih
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fatih commented Feb 16, 2017

We're using TPR in DigitalOcean for our internal CA system to issue certificates. The examples in the client were not useful and I had to dive into the code to make sense on how to use the client when doing CRUD methods on a TPR.

@teemow
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teemow commented Feb 16, 2017

We are using TPRs to manage kubernetes clusters with kubernetes.

See http://blog.kubernetes.io/2017/01/how-we-run-kubernetes-in-kubernetes-kubeception.html

@majewsky
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At SAP, we're working on an OpenStack operator that creates various types of things in OpenStack (currently, Keystone domains, projects, users, groups and roles; will expand to Swift accounts, Designate zones etc. later): https://github.com/sapcc/kubernetes-operators/tree/master/openstack-operator

@ipedrazas
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There's a difference between TPRs and Operators. At Soho House I've built a few with different degrees of success. Some of the operators use TPRs, some of them they just listen to events and react to them.

  • Postgres Operator (TPR): to create/destroy databases in the cluster or in the cloud.
  • Namespace Operator: to initialise namespaces (secrets, ingress, etc), and destroy ns once they're not needed anymore.
  • EIP Operator (TPR): whitelisting IPs and management of those IPs/labels

Since I was the only one with kubernetes knowledge, I expose the kube events using NATs to allow the other developers to build logic around what's happening in the cluster. For example, we have a couple of jobs that interface with banks and Salesforce and these jobs need to know what has been executed and what's in execution at runtime. I'm using Nats as a way of turning the Kube API into a kind of pub/sub event queue.

I will be talking at KubeCon about our solution and what it worked and what it didn't.

@resouer
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resouer commented Feb 16, 2017

hypernetes is using TPR resource to manage network. https://github.com/hyperhq/hypernetes/

@sebgoa
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sebgoa commented Feb 16, 2017

kubeless https://github.com/skippbox/kubeless is using TPR . I would like to see better support for it in the incubating Python client

@pst
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pst commented Feb 16, 2017

I'm using TPRs for Kubestack operators.

@tamalsaha
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tamalsaha commented Feb 16, 2017

We, AppsCode, are using TPRs for

Helm project is looking into using TPRs to store release data:

@nebril
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nebril commented Feb 16, 2017

AppController uses TPR to store deployment graphs.

https://github.com/Mirantis/k8s-AppController

@khrisrichardson
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WIP for Spark on Kubernetes: kubernetes/kubernetes#34377 (comment)

@mrIncompetent
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mrIncompetent commented Feb 17, 2017

We, Loodse - https://beta.kubermatic.io, use them but having the following issues:
-They don't get deleted with the namespace
-Having a TPR called node.example.org makes kubectl get nodes return my tpr's instead of the actual cluster nodes

Edit: As reference we used: https://github.com/Mirantis/k8s-externalipcontroller/tree/master/pkg/extensions

@elevran
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elevran commented Feb 19, 2017

WIP using TPR's for Amalgam8 microservice routing rules.

@hjacobs
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hjacobs commented Feb 21, 2017

We are using TPRs at Zalando Technology for:

@ledzep2
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ledzep2 commented Feb 27, 2017

We are building Archon which is a set of controllers that runs on k8s and manages the physical resources that k8s currently doesn't, like Instance, InstanceGroup, Network (defined as TPR). So the cluster managed can scale itself.

@adieu
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adieu commented Mar 1, 2017

@hongchaodeng didn't get notification from github. But luckily my colleague found this gist.

@philips is it possible to put the link to archon repo at the end? I think it will make the format better. Thanks a lot.

@krallistic
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I use TPR for a Kafka Operator
https://github.com/krallistic/kafka-operator

@superbrothers
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superbrothers commented Mar 13, 2017

We're also using TPRs to manage kubernetes clusters with kubernetes, and develop many controllers like KubernetesController, MachineController, MachineSetController, MachineDeploymentController, etc.

Implement Kubernetes as a Serivce using TPR (in Japanease)

@ryanj
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ryanj commented Mar 30, 2017

CrunchyData PostgreSQL operator: https://github.com/CrunchyData/postgres-operator

@lpabon
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lpabon commented Apr 28, 2017

@pidah
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pidah commented May 30, 2017

@pgburt
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pgburt commented Jun 15, 2017

@uoryon
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uoryon commented Jun 26, 2017

I use TPR for a Mongo Operator
https://github.com/kirk-enterprise/mongo-operator

@orainxiong
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Using TPR for RDBMS Operator to support mainstream version Oracle, MySQL, MariaDB
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zPigFS-VqysjIn569TZgd42whyBlspKcudRaLSrB5Aw/edit#

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