This operator is developed using the operator SDK, version 1.9.0. Installation docs are here.
To run the operator built from the code using a kubeconfig with cluster-admin
permissions:
export RELATED_IMAGE_OPERAND="quay.io/app-sre/cincinnati:2873c6b"
export OPERATOR_NAME=updateservice-operator
export POD_NAMESPACE=openshift-update-service
### Ensure above namespace exists on the cluster and is the current active
oc create namespace --dry-run=client -o yaml "${POD_NAMESPACE}" | oc apply -f -
oc project "${POD_NAMESPACE}"
KUBECONFIG=path/to/kubeconfig make run
The UpdateService graph data is loaded from an init container. Before deploying the update-service-operator, you will need to build and push an init container containing the graph data.
podman build -f ./Dockerfile --platform=linux/amd64 -t your-registry/your-repo/your-update-service-operator:tag
podman push your-registry/your-repo/your-update-service-operator:tag
make deploy
By default, operator will be deployed using the default operator image controller:latest
. If you want to override the default operator image with your image, set
export RELATED_IMAGE_OPERATOR="your-registry/your-repo/your-update-service-opertor-image:tag"
make func-test
To run the functional testcases locally, you must set below environment variables as shown below along with optional RELATED_IMAGE_OPERAND
and RELATED_IMAGE_OPERATOR
.
export KUBECONFIG="path-for-kubeconfig-file"
export GRAPH_DATA_IMAGE="your-registry/your-repo/your-init-container:tag"
make unit-test
Here are the steps to generate the operator-framework manifests in the bundle format
- Set the
OPERATOR_VERSION
value in the shell - Set the
IMG
value pointing to the OSUS operator which should be part of the operator bundle. - Run
make bundle
.
Example:
OPERATOR_VERSION=4.9.0
IMG=registry.com/cincinnati-openshift-update-service-operator:v4.6.0
make bundle
Follow ci-docs. E.g., issuing the following message to "Cluster Bot" in Slack
launch 4.16,openshift/cincinnati-operator#185 aws
will launch a 4.16 cluster on aws
and install the built operator from PR#185.