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Index

• Variables
• func BuildKubeAPIserverOptions(masterConfig configapi.MasterConfig) (*kapiserveroptions.ServerRunOptions, error)
• func BuildKubernetesMasterConfig(masterConfig configapi.MasterConfig) (*incompleteKubeMasterConfig, error)
• func BuildStorageFactory(server *kapiserveroptions.ServerRunOptions, ...) (*apiserverstorage.DefaultStorageFactory, error)
• func GetAuditConfig(auditConfig configapi.AuditConfig) (audit.Backend, auditpolicy.Checker, error)

Variables

var LegacyAPIGroupPrefixes = sets.NewString(apiserver.DefaultLegacyAPIPrefix, api.Prefix)

Functions

func BuildKubeAPIserverOptions

func BuildKubeAPIserverOptions(masterConfig configapi.MasterConfig) (*kapiserveroptions.ServerRunOptions, error)

TODO I'm honestly not sure this is worth it. We're not likely to ever be able to launch from flags, so this just adds a layer of complexity that is driving me crazy. BuildKubeAPIserverOptions constructs the appropriate kube-apiserver run options. It returns an error if no KubernetesMasterConfig was defined.

func BuildKubernetesMasterConfig

func BuildKubernetesMasterConfig(masterConfig configapi.MasterConfig) (*incompleteKubeMasterConfig, error)

func BuildStorageFactory

func BuildStorageFactory(server *kapiserveroptions.ServerRunOptions, enforcedStorageVersions map[schema.GroupResource]schema.GroupVersion) (*apiserverstorage.DefaultStorageFactory, error)

BuildStorageFactory builds a storage factory based on server.Etcd.StorageConfig with overrides from masterConfig. This storage factory is used for kubernetes and origin registries. Compare pkg/util/restoptions/configgetter.go.

func GetAuditConfig

func GetAuditConfig(auditConfig configapi.AuditConfig) (audit.Backend, auditpolicy.Checker, error)