Kubernetes clouds and Juju¶
In Juju, all Kubernetes clouds behave fundamentally the same.
Notes on juju add-k8s¶
On Kubernetes clouds, both the cloud definition and the cloud credentials are added through juju add-k8s, which reads from your kubeconfig file.
Authentication types¶
certificate¶
Attributes:
ClientCertificateData: the kubernetes certificate data (required)
Token: the kubernetes service account bearer token (required)
rbac-id: the unique ID key name of the rbac resources (optional)
clientcertificate¶
Attributes:
ClientCertificateData: the kubernetes certificate data (required)
ClientKeyData: the kubernetes certificate key (required)
rbac-id: the unique ID key name of the rbac resources (optional)
oauth2¶
Attributes:
Token: the kubernetes token (required)
rbac-id: the unique ID key name of the rbac resources (optional)
oauth2withcert¶
Attributes:
ClientCertificateData: the kubernetes certificate data (required)
ClientKeyData: the kubernetes private key data (required)
Token: the kubernetes token (required)
userpass¶
Attributes:
username: The username to authenticate with. (required)
password: The password for the specified username. (required)
Cloud-specific model configuration keys¶
operator-storage¶
The storage class used to provision operator storage.
type |
string |
default value |
“” |
immutable |
true |
mandatory |
false |
workload-storage¶
The preferred storage class used to provision workload storage.
type |
string |
default value |
“” |
immutable |
false |
mandatory |
false |
Supported constraints¶
Placement directives¶
Placement directives aren’t supported on Kubernetes clouds.