kube-apiserver
The Kubernetes API server validates and configures data for the API objects, which include pods, services, and replication controllers, among others. The server performs REST operations while also serving as the frontend to the shared state of a cluster, through which the other components interact.
You can configure the Kubernetes API server for all controllers through the
apiServer
section of the MKE configuration file, an example of which follows:
spec:
apiServer:
audit:
enabled: false
logPath: /var/lib/k0s/audit.log
maxAge: 30
maxBackup: 10
maxSize: 10
encryptionProvider: /var/lib/k0s/encryption.cfg
eventRateLimit:
enabled: false
requestTimeout: 1m0s
You can further configure the Kubernetes API server using the extraArgs
field
to define flags. This field accepts a list of key-value pairs, which are passed
directly to the kube-apiserver process at runtime.
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