What do you mean by "name" parameter in function microservice_available_and_healthy? about chaostoolkit-kubernetes HOT 11 CLOSED

Hi @SidGrundfos

This used to refer to the way the name was used in older versions of Kubernetes. This has changed and recently been updated in the Kubernetes driver. See #53

Generally speaking, use a label selector instead.

This hasn't been released yet but I'm happy to cut a new release this week.

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I'll be moving this to the appropriate repo if you don't mind.

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But the "name" is mandatory parameter, even if I give the name in "Label_selector" it fails with the same message

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Mmh, it's been a while since I have used that action so my recollection might be a bit blurry. I'll have to try again.

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The label selector syntax follows what you'd use in the kubectl command.

So, I would assume:

"arguments": {
    "name": "grundfosgicwmncapi"
}

should work and look for resources that have a label called name. This has changed from 16960b9 (not yet released) where it won't look for a label called name but will look at the metadata itself.

So, if your deployment doesn't expose a specific name: grundfosgicwmncapi label, then with the current release of the extension, it won't find anything indeed.

Once I have released the change, you will not need a specific name label.

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How can I make it work with this?

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Add a new label alongside app: ...

name: grundfosgicwmncapi

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Thanks! It seems to be working

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