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Can you use the K8S java client in order to create a custom controller that can react on Custom Resource Definition requests, similar to the one that you can create with the go client?






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                Check this tutorial with official client: Building stuff with the Kubernetes API (Part 2) — Using Java



                This example does not use official client: microbean-kubernetes-controller






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