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reduce (inputs | select(.annotations|has("authentication.k8s.io/legacy-token"))) as $e ({};
    $e.annotations."authentication.k8s.io/legacy-token" as $sa
    | $e.userAgent as $workload
    | ( $e.requestURI | split("?")[0] | if ($e.verb == "get" or $e.verb == "update") then (split("/")[:-1]|join("/")) else . end) as $path
    | .[$sa][$workload][$path].count +=1
    | .[$sa][$workload][$path].verbs |= ((. + [$e.verb])|unique)
    | .[$sa][$workload][$path].names |= ((. + [$e.objectRef.name // empty])|unique) 
    | .[$sa][$workload][$path].names |= if . | length == 0 then empty else . end  
)

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#!/usr/bin/env bash

openshiftMasterRef="openshift/master"
kubernetesRef="v1.25.0"
mergeBase=$(git merge-base ${openshiftMasterRef} ${kubernetesRef})

# Generates a list (tab separated values) of the OpenShift commits 
# that will need to be rebased onto the target kubernetes version.
# 
# Assumes the following steps have already been executed in your 

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# This jq filter takes as input a List of APIRequestCounts and outputs 
# json objects with the following properties:
#  - namespace: the namespace of the request
#  - api: the api that the request invoked
#  - requestCount: how many request were made in the current hour
# WARNING: There is no actual namespace information in the APIRequestCount.
#          The namespace outputted by this filter is derived from the username
#          that ServiceAccounts present as in the requests, which are of the
#          form: system:serviceaccount:<namespace>:<sa-name>.
#          This tool will not report any non-service account usage.

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#!/usr/bin/env bash
for arg in "$@"; do
  shift
  case "$arg" in
    --version) echo 1.2.1 ; exit ;;
    --allow-pull) ;;
    *) set -- "$@" "$arg" ;;
  esac
done
buildah bud "$@"

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Cluster Creation Scripts

Scripts to use as inspiration for your own OpenShift clusters.

Setup

1. Create a directory with the name of the cluster you want to create.
2. Generate an install-config.yaml (for example, using openshift-install create install-configs).
3. Copy your install-config.yaml to install-config.yaml.save. This ensures you still have a copy after the installer deletes install-config.yaml. Add a bin/ subdirectory and add it to the begining of your PATH. I recommend you use [direnv][1] to manage this (sudo dnf install direnv).

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What does the //indirect comment mean?

Not directly imported by the module code. Either imported by another dependency, or added manually with go get (in which case would disappear after go tidy if never used).

What does a pseudo version that ends in +incompatible mean?

The dependecy has a semver tag (vM.m.p), but the package name does not end with /vM, implying that it is not really a go module.

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#!/usr/bin/env bash

cluster_name=$1
hosted_zone_dns_name=$2

hosted_zone_id=$(
    aws route53 list-hosted-zones-by-name \
    --dns-name ${hosted_zone_dns_name} \
    --query HostedZones[0].Id \
    --output text

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New Operator Guide

Minimal Directory Structure

new-operator/
├── bindata ➊
│   └── new-operand/
│       └── resource.yaml
├── manifests/ ➋

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#!/usr/bin/env bash

set -e

operator=kube-apiserver-operator
org=sanchezl
repository=${org}/origin-cluster-${operator}
tag=$(date --utc +%Y%m%d_%H%M%SZ)

echo "Building ${repository} image..."