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README.md

Operator that puts a pod's node name in the pod labels

I needed this and couldn't find it, so I made it. Most of the files here were generated by the operator-sdk program. The meat of the operator is in controllers/pod_controller.go.

Basically, if you annotate a pod with the annotation k8s.maxweiss.io/label-pod-node: "true" then the pod will magically get a label called "node-name" which matches the pod's spec.nodeName.

To build the docker image yourself, just run make docker-build.

To generate the Kubernetes resources in order to install this, go to the config/default directory and run kustomize build. Once you apply the output to your cluster, you're good to go.