Kubernetes Controller Pattern Example with Java and MySQL
A controller written in Java that creates MySQL databases in a Kubernetes cluster
This post is a continuation of Kubernetes with Java - Handling Events which showed us how to subscribe to API events for a given type of Kubernetes resource and deal with them in near real-time. In this post, we will learn how to use that capability along side other client machinery components to write a Kubernetes controller.
What are we trying to do For this post, our goal is to make it easier to create multiple MySQL database instances in a Kubernetes cluster.
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