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[tracking bug] CoreDNS Operator #47

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johnsonj opened this issue Mar 11, 2020 · 23 comments
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[tracking bug] CoreDNS Operator #47

johnsonj opened this issue Mar 11, 2020 · 23 comments
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johnsonj commented Mar 11, 2020

Description
CoreDNS Operator aims to manage the lifecycle of the CoreDNS installation in the cluster. It is concerned with the installation, updating, and configuration of CoreDNS.

Project Goal
Define the set of milestones and criteria for productionizing the CoreDNS operator. The current operator is a proof of concept of the add-on library. The goal of the alpha operator is to provide a minimal feature set that is manageable, predictable, and reliable in a production environment.

  • Issue: Implement CoreDNS operator smoke test.
    Implementing and validating various scenarios like creation, deletion, configuration change, etc.
    This work will require adding multiple versions to the CoreDNS version directory.
  • Issue: Provide metrics in the kubebuilder-declarative-pattern library
    A user should be able to emit metrics on the Prometheus metrics endpoint. Metrics should be written to the controller-runtime Prometheus Registry.
  • Issue: Integrate Kustomize with kubebuilder-declarative-pattern
    Finish and share design doc.
  • Issue: Implement rolling updates for ConfigMap
    Rolling update for Configs should use hashed names (kustomize supports this) Issue
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Pulling in the content from @Abhik1998 's issue #40

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vanou commented Mar 13, 2020

Hello. I would like to work on issues listed here.
Can I work on them till GSoC 2020 starts? Or, because these issues are registered as GSoC 2020, there is no way to work on them?

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@vanou I will be working upon them.

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vanou commented Mar 13, 2020

@Abhik1998 I understand. Sorry for worrying.

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@Abhik1998 Projects are open to all interested GSoC participants. Only when your proposal is accepted by the organization will you be working on it.

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@eloyekunle you are right but @vanou is not a GSoC participant.

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vanou commented Mar 18, 2020

Yes. I’m not GSoC participant.
Cheer up @Abhik1998 !

However, if and only if you don’t finish these issues in GSoC terms, I would like to work on this (if possible).

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johnsonj commented Mar 19, 2020

I adjusted the branding on this issue. This an open source project and our roadmap is open to all participants (GSoC or otherwise).

This particular issue we want to land before GSoC fully begins. This could help cluster-api migrate to the newest CoreDNS release without implementing a specific upgrade process.

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vanou commented Mar 20, 2020

I understand. I'll do my best.
Thanks.

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vanou commented Mar 23, 2020

First, I'll tackle Provide metrics in the kubebuilder-declarative-pattern library .

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vanou commented Mar 31, 2020

Now I'm working on 2nd issue, and after I finish it, I would like to tackle 1st issue(Implement CoreDNS operator smoke test).

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vanou commented Apr 2, 2020

(Replying to this message on #36 )

Heyy @vanou, Care to release one issue?

Hi @somtochiama . Sorry for late reply.

I'm working on Provide metrics in the kubebuilder-declarative-pattern library. However my colleague @longkb working on #46 related to Integrate Kustomize with kubebuilder-declarative-pattern left company at end of this March and I was delegated access to this PR from him.

Now there is two options for us:

  1. As you are now working on,
  2. Another way is

Which one is better for you. And sorry for annoying you. If you reply to this, it is thankful for me.

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vanou commented Apr 2, 2020

Any way, currently I’m working on Provide metrics in the kubebuilder-declarative-pattern library, currently, I unassign me from #36.

Sorry.

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@vanou Thank you for being considerate! I will pick up #36. Although, I will wait for the #50 to be merged before starting as it introduces significant file changes

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vanou commented Apr 4, 2020

@somtochiama OK. And sorry for I haven't unassigned me from #36 , now I have.
Thank you.

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What's the current status of this, does anyone know that?
Is it OK to close this issue?

Some issues related to this topic are described in top of this PR.

Mainly, related PRs are merged, but I'm not sure whether can I close or not.

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