api

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Overview

Package api (pkg/bootstrap/api) contains constants and types needed for bootstrap tokens as maintained by the BootstrapSigner and TokenCleaner controllers (in pkg/controller/bootstrap)

Index

• Constants

Constants

const (
	// SecretTypeBootstrapToken is used during the automated bootstrap process (first
	// implemented by kubeadm). It stores tokens that are used to sign well known
	// ConfigMaps. They may also eventually be used for authentication.
	SecretTypeBootstrapToken v1.SecretType = "bootstrap.kubernetes.io/token"

	// BootstrapTokenIDKey is the id of this token. This can be transmitted in the
	// clear and encoded in the name of the secret. It should be a random 6
	// character string. Required
	BootstrapTokenIDKey = "token-id"

	// BootstrapTokenSecretKey is the actual secret. Typically this is a random 16
	// character string. Required.
	BootstrapTokenSecretKey = "token-secret"

	// BootstrapTokenExpirationKey is when this token should be expired and no
	// longer used. A controller will delete this resource after this time. This
	// is an absolute UTC time using RFC3339. If this cannot be parsed, the token
	// should be considered invalid. Optional.
	BootstrapTokenExpirationKey = "expiration"

	// BootstrapTokenUsageSigningKey signals that this token should be used to
	// sign configs as part of the bootstrap process. Value must be "true". Any
	// other value is assumed to be false. Optional.
	BootstrapTokenUsageSigningKey = "usage-bootstrap-signing"

	// ConfigMapClusterInfo defines the name for the ConfigMap where the information how to connect and trust the cluster exist
	ConfigMapClusterInfo = "cluster-info"

	// KubeConfigKey defines at which key in the Data object of the ConfigMap the KubeConfig object is stored
	KubeConfigKey = "kubeconfig"

	// JWSSignatureKeyPrefix defines what key prefix the JWS-signed tokens have
	JWSSignatureKeyPrefix = "jws-kubeconfig-"
)