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It's nice to install operator via UI, but when you run things from command line, or in a CI environment, it's not that easy to deal with subscriptions, operatorgroups and CSV.
In some cases we added bash scripts to have more control on operatorgroups or wait for a subscription to be satisfied.
I'm asking around, so I ask also here.
Why not adding a CLI to do stuff with operators available in a cluster marketplace?
Listing, installing, checking or create groups etc.
That could be also technically embedded in the oc or kubectl CLI.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
It's nice to install operator via UI, but when you run things from command line, or in a CI environment, it's not that easy to deal with subscriptions, operatorgroups and CSV.
In some cases we added bash scripts to have more control on operatorgroups or wait for a subscription to be satisfied.
I'm asking around, so I ask also here.
Why not adding a CLI to do stuff with operators available in a cluster marketplace?
Listing, installing, checking or create groups etc.
That could be also technically embedded in the
oc
orkubectl
CLI.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: