reaper

Documentation

Index

• func NewClusterRoleReaper(roleClient client.ClusterRolesInterface, ...) kubectl.Reaper
• func NewRoleReaper(roleClient client.RolesNamespacer, bindingClient client.RoleBindingsNamespacer) kubectl.Reaper
• type ClusterRoleReaper
  • func (r *ClusterRoleReaper) Stop(namespace, name string, timeout time.Duration, ...) error
• type RoleReaper
  • func (r *RoleReaper) Stop(namespace, name string, timeout time.Duration, ...) error

Functions

func NewClusterRoleReaper

func NewClusterRoleReaper(roleClient client.ClusterRolesInterface, clusterBindingClient client.ClusterRoleBindingsInterface, bindingClient client.RoleBindingsNamespacer) kubectl.Reaper

func NewRoleReaper

func NewRoleReaper(roleClient client.RolesNamespacer, bindingClient client.RoleBindingsNamespacer) kubectl.Reaper

Types

type ClusterRoleReaper

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

func (*ClusterRoleReaper) Stop

func (r *ClusterRoleReaper) Stop(namespace, name string, timeout time.Duration, gracePeriod *metav1.DeleteOptions) error

Stop on a reaper is actually used for deletion. In this case, we'll delete referencing clusterroleclusterBindings then delete the clusterrole.

type RoleReaper

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

func (*RoleReaper) Stop

func (r *RoleReaper) Stop(namespace, name string, timeout time.Duration, gracePeriod *metav1.DeleteOptions) error

Stop on a reaper is actually used for deletion. In this case, we'll delete referencing rolebindings then delete the role.