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Informations about the package kubernetes-attributes
Contracts for Kubernetes related attributes
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Attributes
This package provides the following attributes:
Resources
The Resources attribute is an addon for other attributes used in conjunction with the SplitOut attribute to
configure the expected resources a split out operation can used. Both the cpu and memory arguments must provided
with a non-negative value. The cpu argument works in full CPU cores. It translates everything into the string
notation, so 1 becomes 1000m and 13.37 becomes 13370m. Same goes for the memory argument, it takes in
GigaBytes and turns it into MegaBytes. 0.5 becomes 512Mi.
SplitOut
Mammatus is build with both big and small budgets in mind. By default every HTTP server, queue consumer, cronjob etc
will run in a general all purpose pod. By using the SplitOut on that specific class will mark it to be a separate
resource in Kubernetes. Cronjobs will become Kubernetes cronjob, the rest will become a deployment.
Example
The following example is from one of the services that runs on my home cluster using both the Resources and
SplitOut attributes:
License
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