The Provider-In-Cluster is designed to provision and configure resources in an arbitrary Kubernetes cluster. These resources run inside of the cluster, and are also managed by the cluster.
- Crossplane Operator - instructions to install this operator can be found on the Crossplane Docs
- Crossplane CLI - the Crossplane CLI will make installing providers very simple
- Kubernetes Cluster - You will need a Kubernetes cluster :)
You can install the most recent version of this Provider by running the following command:
kubectl crossplane install provider crossplane/provider-in-cluster:masterAfter installing, you will need a ProviderConfig to provide appropriate credentials for the operator. An example of how to achieve this can be found in the examples directory.
There are examples of the supported resources under the examples folder. This includes the providerConfig, postgres and operator resources.
To run the provider-in-cluster, you first need to set up the ProviderConfig, which expects a secret which contains a valid Kubeconfig to access the cluster. There is a utility script to create the secret which expects a path to a Kubeconfig. After, you can create the provider-config. Now, you should be able to create any of the other resources made available by the provider-in-cluster.
Under the OLM package we support the creation of arbitrary operator SDK operators. This uses the existing subscription mechanism in the OLM (Operator Lifecycle Manager).
More detailed documentation can be found in the OLM docs.
Under the database package we currently support provisioning instances of Postgres.
More documentation on this can be found in the database docs.
- Redis in cluster
- Object storage