* Add Finalizer functions to Cluster; add/remove finalizer on Create/Delete events
* Check if clusters have a deletion timestamp and we missed that event. Run Delete() and remove finalizer when done.
* Fix nil handling when using Service from map; Remove Service, Endpoint entries from their maps - just like with Secrets
* Add handling of ResourceNotFound to all delete functions (Service, Endpoint, LogicalBackup CronJob, PDB and Secret) - this is not a real error when deleting things
* Emit events when there are issues deleting resources to the user is informed
* Depend the removal of the Finalizer on all resources being deleted successfully first. Otherwise the next sync run should let us try again
* Add config option to enable finalizers
* Removed dangling whitespace at EOL
* config.EnableFinalizers is a bool pointer
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Co-authored-by: Felix Kunde <felix-kunde@gmx.de>
* Extend operator configuration to allow for a pod_environment_secret just like pod_environment_configmap
* Add all keys from PodEnvironmentSecrets as ENV vars (using SecretKeyRef to protect the value)
* Apply envVars from pod_environment_configmap and pod_environment_secrets before doing the global settings from the operator config. This allows them to be overriden by the user (via configmap / secret)
* Add ability use a Secret for custom pod envVars (via pod_environment_secret) to admin documentation
* Add pod_environment_secret to Helm chart values.yaml
* Add unit tests for PodEnvironmentConfigMap and PodEnvironmentSecret - highly inspired by @kupson and his very similar PR #481
* Added new parameter pod_environment_secret to operatorconfig CRD and configmap examples
* Add pod_environment_secret to the operationconfiguration CRD
Co-authored-by: Christian Rohmann <christian.rohmann@inovex.de>
deleteConnectionPooler function incorrectly checks that the delete api response is ResourceNotFound. Looks like the only consequence is a confusing log message, but obviously it's wrong. Remove negation, since having ResourceNotFound as error is the good case.
Co-authored-by: Christian Rohmann <christian.rohmann@inovex.de>
* Add EventsGetter to KubeClient to enable to sending K8S events
* Add eventRecorder to the controller, initialize it and hand it down to cluster via its constructor to enable it to emit events this way
* Add first set of events which then go to the postgresql custom resource the user interacts with to provide some feedback
* Add right to "create" events to operator cluster role
* Adapt cluster tests to new function sigurature with eventRecord (via NewFakeRecorder)
* Get a proper reference before sending events to a resource
Co-authored-by: Christian Rohmann <christian.rohmann@inovex.de>
