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Experimental Spring Boot Application Reconcilers for Kubernetes

Spring Boot opinions

• spring-boot

  when image has spring-boot dependency

  • add label apps.mononoke.local/framework with value spring-boot
  • add annotation boot.spring.io/version with value {boot-version}

• spring-boot-graceful-shutdown

  when image has one of spring-boot-starter-tomcat, spring-boot-starter-jetty, spring-boot-starter-reactor-netty or spring-boot-starter-undertow dependencies and spring-boot version 2.3+

  • default pod termination grace period to 30 seconds (this is the k8s default)
  • default boot property server.shutdown.grace-period to 80% of the pod's termination grace period

• spring-web-port

  when image has spring-web dependency

  • default boot property server.port to 8080
  • err if port is claimed by another container
  • add container port for server.port, if not already set

• spring-boot-actuator

  when image has spring-boot-actuator dependency

  • default boot property management.server.port to match server.port
  • default boot property management.endpoints.web.base-path to /actuator
  • add annotation boot.spring.io/actuator with value {scheme}://:{port}{base-path}
    • scheme is http by default, https when boot property management.server.ssl.enabled is true

• spring-boot-actuator-probes

  when image has spring-boot-actuator dependency version 2.3+

  • if boot property management.health.probes.enabled is disabled, skip remainder of opinion
  • default liveness probe timings to initial delay of 30 seconds (only set if no liveness probe is defined)
  • default liveness probe handler to HTTP GET
    • path is {boot:management.endpoints.web.base-path}/health/liveness
    • port is the management.server.port boot property
    • scheme http by default, https when boot property management.server.ssl.enabled is true
  • default readiness probe handler to HTTP GET
    • path is {boot:management.endpoints.web.base-path}/health/readiness
    • port is the management.server.port boot property
    • scheme http by default, https when boot property management.server.ssl.enabled is true
  • NOTE: for boot versions prior to 2.3, the path is {boot:management.endpoints.web.base-path}/info for both probes

Spring Boot service intents

Service intents are an indicator that an application may want to connect to a particular type of service. Any given intent may be missing, required, optional or mutually exclusive with another service.

• service-intent-mysql

  when image has one of mysql-connector-java or r2dbc-mysql dependencies

  • add label services.mononoke.local/mysql with the container's name
  • add annotation services.mononoke.local/mysql with the driver dependency name and version

• service-intent-postgres

  when image has one of postgresql or r2dbc-postgresql dependencies

  • add label services.mononoke.local/postgres with the container's name
  • add annotation services.mononoke.local/postgres with the driver dependency name and version

• service-intent-mongodb

  when image has mongodb-driver-core dependency

  • add label services.mononoke.local/mongodb with the container's name
  • add annotation services.mononoke.local/mongodb with the driver dependency name and version

• service-intent-rabbitmq

  when image has amqp-client dependency

  • add label services.mononoke.local/rabbitmq with the container's name
  • add annotation services.mononoke.local/rabbitmq with the driver dependency name and version

• service-intent-redis

  when image has jedis dependency

  • add label services.mononoke.local/redis with the container's name
  • add annotation services.mononoke.local/redis with the driver dependency name and version

• service-intent-kafka

  when image has kafka-clients dependency

  • add label services.mononoke.local/kafka with the container's name
  • add annotation services.mononoke.local/kafka with the driver dependency name and version

• service-intent-kafka-streams

  when image has kafka-streams dependency

  • add label services.mononoke.local/kafka-streams with the container's name
  • add annotation services.mononoke.local/kafka-streams with the driver dependency name and version