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The current approach to defining an opinion source is via a webhook to a remote process. While flexible, this approach introduces networks and misconfigurations that can affect system stability. We should also explore ytt as a mechanism to run arbitrary code safely within the controller process.
Open questions:
can a poorly implemented convention cause a denial of service by crashing the controller?
does ytt offer a good programming model for users to author conventions?
can we provide a library of utility methods to make authoring a convention easier?
Yes please! Being able to quickly implement template-based conventions with ytt is going to be extremely accessible to end users, and allow ops teams to realize enormous value from supply chains.
The current approach to defining an opinion source is via a webhook to a remote process. While flexible, this approach introduces networks and misconfigurations that can affect system stability. We should also explore ytt as a mechanism to run arbitrary code safely within the controller process.
Open questions:
Proposed approach:
The
.spec.webhook
section would remain, but be mutually exclusive with.spec.ytt
.The structure being templated is the PodTemplateSpec, with image metadata exposed as a ytt value.
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