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How to use YAKC to create a new Ingress using the new v1 API recently introduced in Kubernetes v1.19.0. Example to compare YAML vs. Java.

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Kubernetes 1.19 Ingress API from Java using YAKC

2020-08-30 in Java tagged Client / Cloud / Ingress / Java / Kubernetes / OpenShift / YAKC by Marc Nuri

Tutorial explaining how to access the Kubernetes cluster REST API from inside a Pod using YAKC (Yet Another Kubernetes Client), Eclipse JKube, and Spring Boot.

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Access the Kubernetes API from a Pod in Java

2020-06-06 in Java tagged Client / Cloud / Java / Eclipse JKube / Kubernetes / OpenShift / YAKC by Marc Nuri

Introducing YAKC (Yet Another Kubernetes Client), a declarative Java REST client for Kubernetes API. Some examples and code snippets to get started.

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Kubernetes Client for Java: Introducing YAKC

2020-05-02 in Java tagged Client / Cloud / Fabric8 / Java / Kubernetes / OpenShift / YAKC by Marc Nuri

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