OSB Starter Pack Operator

An operator, using the Operator SDK that can deploy an OSB starter pack based project into a particular namespace.

Who should use this project?

You should use this project if you're looking for a quick way to deploy an Open Service Broker into a cluster.

Prerequisites

You'll need:

• go
• A running Kubernetes
• The service-catalog installed in that cluster

Getting started

You can git clone it to start poking around right away.

Get the project

$ cd $GOPATH/src && mkdir -p github.com/shawn-hurley && cd github.com/shawn-hurley && git clone git://github.com/shawn-hurley/starter-pack-operator

Change into the project directory:

$ cd $GOPATH/src/github.com/shawn-hurley/starter-pack-operator

Deploying the operator

You'll need to run:

• kubectl create ns test
• kubectl create -f deploy/rbac.yaml -> sets up permissions for the operator to run.
• kubectl create -f deploy/crd.yaml -> installs the broker CRD.
• kubectl create -f deploy/operator.yaml -> will deploy the image to the test namespace.
• kubectl create -f deploy/cr.yaml -> will deploy the custom resource for your broker.

Updating for our broker

If you want to deploy your broker, you will need to update the deploy/cr.yaml file. You can change the spec.image field to be your broker. If you wanted you could edit the already running broker to change the image.

Broker custom resource

metadata:
  name: example
  namespace: test
  ...
spec:
  authenticateK8SToken: false
  image: quay.io/osb-starter-pack/servicebroker:latest
  port: 1338
  tlsSecretRef:
    name: tls-example
    namespace: test
status:
  phase: Running

Note: that if you update the secret, you must have the cert, key and ca cert.