Struct kube_runtime::events::Recorder

pub struct Recorder { /* private fields */ }

A publisher abstraction to emit Kubernetes’ events.

All events emitted by an Recorder are attached to the ObjectReference specified when building the recorder using Recorder::new.

use kube::{
  core::Resource,
  runtime::events::{Reporter, Recorder, Event, EventType}
};
use k8s_openapi::api::core::v1::ObjectReference;

let reporter = Reporter {
    controller: "my-awesome-controller".into(),
    instance: std::env::var("CONTROLLER_POD_NAME").ok(),
};

// references can be made manually using `ObjectMeta` and `ApiResource`/`Resource` info
let reference = ObjectReference {
    // [...]
    ..Default::default()
};
// or for k8s-openapi / kube-derive types, use Resource::object_ref:
// let reference = myobject.object_ref();

let recorder = Recorder::new(client, reporter, reference);
recorder.publish(Event {
    action: "Scheduling".into(),
    reason: "Pulling".into(),
    note: Some("Pulling image `nginx`".into()),
    type_: EventType::Normal,
    secondary: None,
}).await?;

Events attached to an object will be shown in the Events section of the output of of kubectl describe for that object.

Implementations

impl Recorder

pub fn new(
    client: Client,
    reporter: Reporter,
    reference: ObjectReference
) -> Self

Create a new recorder that can publish events for one specific object

This is intended to be created at the start of your controller’s reconcile fn.

Cluster scoped objects will publish events in the “default” namespace.

pub async fn publish(&self, ev: Event) -> Result<(), Error>

Publish a new Kubernetes’ event.

Access control

The event object is created in the same namespace of the ObjectReference you specified in Recorder::new. Make sure that your controller has create permissions in the required namespaces for the event resource in the API group events.k8s.io.

Errors

Returns an Error if the event is rejected by Kubernetes.

Trait Implementations

impl Clone for Recorder

fn clone(&self) -> Recorder

Returns a copy of the value.

fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source.