Source: medium.com
Kubernetes operators made easy with shell-operator: project status & neCategory: Kubernetes, automation, shell
Operators are an excellent choice when you need to expand the capabilities of Kubernetes. Last year, we announced our shell-operator that significantly simplifies the process of creating Kubernetes operators. To make it possible, we have implemented a framework allowing you to run custom scripts (written in Bash, Python, etc).
The basic framework in the form of shell-operator significantly reduces the difficulty curve, allowing you to solve small operational tasks inside the cluster quickly and effectively.
In order to release a stable version of shell-operator as a public project, we are planning to implement (at minimum): Over the last year, we have seen clear signs of community interest in shell-operator: Please note also that we’re going to present our shell-operator during KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe 2020 virtual event that will happen this coming August.
The basic framework in the form of shell-operator significantly reduces the difficulty curve, allowing you to solve small operational tasks inside the cluster quickly and effectively.
In order to release a stable version of shell-operator as a public project, we are planning to implement (at minimum): Over the last year, we have seen clear signs of community interest in shell-operator: Please note also that we’re going to present our shell-operator during KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe 2020 virtual event that will happen this coming August.
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