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Is there a really abbreviated reference to all of core kubernetes? Like, one page with just all the categories, services, objects, attributes, schemas, etc, for
by peterwwillis 7y ago
Is there a really abbreviated reference to all of core kubernetes? Like, one page with just all the categories, services, objects, attributes, schemas, etc, for every component. I know it would be 1000 pages long, but it would allow quickly skimming as a reference, as well as getting a very quick low-level glance at everything involved.
Guides like OP's are great to get started, but I want to know that weird_flag_that_almost_nobody_ever_sets exists in random_service_parameter.
- rochacon 7y agoSomething like this? https://kubernetes.io/docs/reference/generated/kubernetes-api/v1.16/ https://kubernetes.io/docs/reference/generated/kubernetes-ap...
- Yen 7y ago+1 for the reference documentation. I've often been able to write complex and correct manifests, just by recursively following the links and filling in the YAML as appropriate.
- rochacon 7y ago`kubectl explain` is also very nice.
- blondin 7y agoi mean reference documentation is nice if you understand the core concepts. my struggle is with grasping those core concepts and how they all fit together to solve the orchestration problem. for now, a few books (kubernetes patterns is the current one i am reading) and articles are helpful. i would like to note that some of these concepts had their names changed overtime. i suppose there will be more changes as the platform stabilizes. mind you guys that kubernetes is only 5 years old...
- peterwwillis 7y agoYes! If this could be mashed up with different levels of diagrams I think this would be extremely useful for visualizing the components
- jvolkman 7y agoHow about a children's story? https://youtu.be/R9-SOzep73w https://youtu.be/R9-SOzep73w