Service Catalog lets you provision cloud services directly from the comfort of native Kubernetes tooling. This project is in incubation to bring integration with service brokers to the Kubernetes ecosystem via the Open Service Broker API.
It seems that the original kubernetes-sigs/service-catalog is no longer active.
However, we use a lot of service-catalog related components in drycc, so we decided to establish a branch.
If the service-catalog is reactivated at some point in the future, we expect that the changes of this branch can be finally merged into kubernetes-sigs/service-catalog.
Now our main goal is to upgrade some outdated APIs, including charts and source code. Then consider adding some new features.
If you are also using service-catalog, you can help us together.
- Github: https://github.com/drycc/service-catalog
- Stable Charts: oci://registry.drycc.cc/charts/catalog
- Testing Charts: https://registry.drycc.cc/charts-testing/catalog
- Helmbroker: https://github.com/drycc/helmbroker
Our goal is to have extensive use-case and functional documentation.
See the Service Catalog documentation on the main Kubernetes site, and service-catalog.drycc.cc.
For details on broker servers that are compatible with this software, see the Open Service Broker API project's Getting Started guide.
- Service Catalog Intro
- Service Catalog Deep-Dive
- Service Catalog Basic Demo
- SIG Service Catalog Meeting Playlist
Service Catalog recently switched to a new CRDs-based architecture. The old API Server-based implementation is available on the v0.2 branch. We support this implementation by providing bug fixes until July 2020.
We are currently working towards a beta-quality release. See the milestones list for information about the issues and PRs in current and future milestones.
The project roadmap contains information about our high-level goals for future milestones.
The release process of Service Catalog is described here.
This project's problem domain contains a few inconvenient but unavoidable overloads with other Kubernetes terms. Check out our terminology page for definitions of terms as they are used in this project.
Interested in contributing? Check out the contribution guidelines.
Also see the developer's guide for information on how to build and test the code.
We have a mailing list available here.
Participation in the Kubernetes community is governed by the Kubernetes Code of Conduct.