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The deploy-image plugin allows users to create controllers and custom resources that deploy and manage container images on the cluster, following Kubernetes best practices. It simplifies the complexities of deploying images while allowing users to customize their projects as needed.

By using this plugin, you will get:

• A controller implementation to deploy and manage an Operand (image) on the cluster.
• Tests to verify the reconciliation logic, using ENVTEST.
• Custom resource samples updated with the necessary specifications.
• Environment variable support for managing the Operand (image) within the manager.

See the project-v4-with-plugins directory under the testdata directory in the Kubebuilder project to check an example of scaffolding created using this plugin.

The Memcached API and its controller was scaffolded using the command:

kubebuilder create api \
  --group example.com \
  --version v1alpha1 \
  --kind Memcached \
  --image=memcached:memcached:1.6.26-alpine3.19 \
  --image-container-command="memcached,--memory-limit=64,-o,modern,-v" \
  --image-container-port="11211" \
  --run-as-user="1001" \
  --plugins="deploy-image/v1-alpha"

The Busybox API was created with:

kubebuilder create api \
  --group example.com \
  --version v1alpha1 \
  --kind Busybox \
  --image=busybox:1.36.1 \
  --plugins="deploy-image/v1-alpha"

• This plugin is ideal for users who are just getting started with Kubernetes operators.
• It helps users deploy and manage an image (Operand) using the Operator pattern.
• If you’re looking for a quick and efficient way to set up a custom controller and manage a container image, this plugin is a great choice.

1. Initialize your project: After creating a new project with kubebuilder init, you can use this plugin to create APIs. Ensure that you’ve completed the quick start guide before proceeding.

2. Create APIs: With this plugin, you can create APIs to specify the image (Operand) you want to deploy on the cluster. You can also optionally specify the command, port, and security context using various flags:

   Example command:

   kubebuilder create api --group example.com --version v1alpha1 --kind Memcached --image=memcached:1.6.15-alpine --image-container-command="memcached,--memory-limit=64,modern,-v" --image-container-port="11211" --run-as-user="1001" --plugins="deploy-image/v1-alpha"
   

When running the project locally with make run, the Operand image provided will be stored as an environment variable in the config/manager/manager.yaml file.

Ensure you export the environment variable before running the project locally, such as:

export MEMCACHED_IMAGE="memcached:1.4.36-alpine"

The deploy-image plugin includes the following subcommand:

• create api: Use this command to scaffold the API and controller code to manage the container image.

When using the create api command with this plugin, the following files are affected, in addition to the existing Kubebuilder scaffolding:

• controllers/*_controller_test.go: Scaffolds tests for the controller.
• controllers/*_suite_test.go: Scaffolds or updates the test suite.
• api/<version>/*_types.go: Scaffolds the API specs.
• config/samples/*_.yaml: Scaffolds default values for the custom resource.
• main.go: Updates the file to add the controller setup.
• config/manager/manager.yaml: Updates to include environment variables for storing the image.

• Check out this video to see how it works.

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