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Create a task page for using finalizers to control deletion #28909

Closed shannonxtreme closed 1 month ago

shannonxtreme commented 3 years ago

Relates to #28870

Overview

While we have a great blog post about using finalizers, we should formalize that in our docs. #28870 added a concept page for Finalizers. We should add on to that with a task to use them. Source material from the blog post + elsewhere.

/assign /triage accepted /sig docs /cc @sftim

sftim commented 3 years ago

/wg api-expression

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shannonxtreme commented 2 years ago

/remove-lifecycle rotten

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/remove-lifecycle stale

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shannonxtreme commented 2 years ago

I'm wondering what a good use case for this would be. Like, how would we structure this task? What's a scenario where this would be useful?

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sftim commented 2 years ago

This task is useful for somebody implementing a Kubernetes extension or this task is useful for a cluster operator wondering about why things aren't deleting the way they expect.

Not sure which audience to focus on. Thoughts?

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shannonxtreme commented 2 years ago

This task is useful for somebody implementing a Kubernetes extension or this task is useful for a cluster operator wondering about why things aren't deleting the way they expect.

Not sure which audience to focus on. Thoughts?

/remove-lifecycle rotten

I feel like the more common use case is the cluster operator, but that reads more like a troubleshooting task no? How to identify finalizers and figure out why they're there?

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sftim commented 1 year ago

Maybe a tutorial page would be better.

shannonxtreme commented 1 year ago

Yeah this would work better as a tutorial focusing on a specific scenario

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tengqm commented 1 year ago

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