import ( "fmt" "github.com/googlecloudplatform/kubernetes/pkg/labels" ) func main() { // Create a Selector from a string expression sel, err := labels.Parse("app=myapp,env=prod") if err != nil { // Handle error } // Use the Selector to filter a list of resources resources := getPodsFromKubernetesAPI() filtered := sel.Select(resources) // Print the names of the filtered Pods for _, pod := range filtered { fmt.Println(pod.Metadata.Name) } }
import ( "github.com/googlecloudplatform/kubernetes/pkg/labels" ) func main() { // Create a Selector with a Map of labels sel := labels.SelectorFromSet(labels.Set{ "app": "myapp", "env": "prod", "tier": "frontend", }) // Use the Selector to filter a list of resources resources := getDeploymentsFromKubernetesAPI() filtered := sel.Select(resources) // Update the label selector of the filtered Deployments for _, deploy := range filtered { deploy.Spec.Selector = sel.String() updateDeploymentInKubernetesAPI(deploy) } }This example shows how to create a Selector from a Map of label key/value pairs, and how to use that Selector to filter a list of Kubernetes resources (in this case, Deployments). It also demonstrates how to update the label selector of the filtered Deployments to match the Selector. In summary, the `github.com.googlecloudplatform.kubernetes.pkg.labels` package provides Go code for working with Kubernetes labels, including creating and using Selectors to filter resources based on their labels.