namer

Documentation

Index

• func CrToSS(crName string) string
• func PodBelongsToStatefulset(pod *types.NamespacedName, ssName *types.NamespacedName) (error, bool, int)
• func SSToCr(ssName string) string
• type NamerData
  • func (n *NamerData) Base(baseName string) *NamerData
  • func (n *NamerData) Generate()
  • func (n *NamerData) Name() string
  • func (n *NamerData) Prefix(namePrefix string) *NamerData
  • func (n *NamerData) SetName(override string)
  • func (n *NamerData) Suffix(nameSuffix string) *NamerData
• type NamerInterface

Functions

func CrToSS

func CrToSS(crName string) string

func PodBelongsToStatefulset

func PodBelongsToStatefulset(pod *types.NamespacedName, ssName *types.NamespacedName) (error, bool, int)

This function returns whether a pod belongs to a statefulset and if so, also returns the pod's number attached to its name It depends on the naming convention between a statefulset and its pods: The pods always take the form <ssName>-<n>, where <ssName> is the owning statefulset name and <n> is a non-negative numerical number. for example if a statefulset's name is "ex-aao-ss", it's pod name should be "ex-aao-ss-0", or "ex-aao-ss-1" and so on so forth. Note: the statefulset and pod must be in the same namespace.

func SSToCr

func SSToCr(ssName string) string

Types

type NamerData

type NamerData struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

func (*NamerData) Base

func (n *NamerData) Base(baseName string) *NamerData

func (*NamerData) Generate

func (n *NamerData) Generate()

func (*NamerData) Name

func (n *NamerData) Name() string

func (*NamerData) Prefix

func (n *NamerData) Prefix(namePrefix string) *NamerData

func (*NamerData) SetName

func (n *NamerData) SetName(override string)

func (*NamerData) Suffix

func (n *NamerData) Suffix(nameSuffix string) *NamerData

type NamerInterface

type NamerInterface interface {
	Name() string
	Base(baseName string) *NamerData
	Prefix(namePrefix string) *NamerData
	Suffix(nameSuffix string) *NamerData
	Generate()
}