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Same as with the helm chart, we can certainly get any proposed git repo cloned into the PrivateBin GitHub org and set any willing maintainers up for it as a team in the org. I personally have only ever used standard kubectl YAML deployments, if necessary templated via ansible, so I don't have any experience to contribute in terms of helm or operator myself. |
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Abstract:
This RFE proposes the development of a Kubernetes Operator for PrivateBin. The operator will automate deployment, management, scaling, and recovery tasks, providing a Kubernetes-native experience for managing PrivateBin instances.
Background:
Currently, PrivateBin can be deployed on Kubernetes using Helm charts. While Helm charts are effective for basic deployment and configuration, they lack the ability to automate and manage the application's lifecycle and more complex operational tasks.
Proposal:
The development of a Kubernetes Operator for PrivateBin, which would include the following features:
Benefits:
Technical Considerations:
Impact on Existing Infrastructure:
Request for Comments:
I welcome and encourage feedback, insights, and suggestions from both the PrivateBin community and its maintainers to enhance and refine this proposal. Should this proposal align with the community's vision, I am eager to contribute to the development of the operator, as this is a topic of interest to me.
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