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machinebroker and volumebroker generate names for the brokered resources that might appear cryptic or lengthy in the
target cluster. There should be an easy way to track brokered objects across clusters.
Basic example
If a Machine gets created via machinebroker, the resulting entity might look like this:
When created via machinepoollet, the broker annotations of the brokered machine contain the name, namespace and uid of the source machine.
Motivation
It is cumbersome to dive through the annotations / traverse multiple clusters to see how a machine got from a source to a target cluster. To debug easily and properly, there should be tooling to deal with the 'brokerage'.
Summary
machinebroker
andvolumebroker
generate names for the brokered resources that might appear cryptic or lengthy in thetarget cluster. There should be an easy way to track brokered objects across clusters.
Basic example
If a
Machine
gets created viamachinebroker
, the resulting entity might look like this:When created via
machinepoollet
, the broker annotations of the brokered machine contain thename
,namespace
anduid
of the source machine.Motivation
It is cumbersome to dive through the annotations / traverse multiple clusters to see how a machine got from a source to a target cluster. To debug easily and properly, there should be tooling to deal with the 'brokerage'.
For original issue, see #598
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