This blog post is just a list or let me say this is an addition to my last blog post Let’s get started with the development of operators using the GO SDK "one additional road" to get started with operator development from a more technical perspective.
Develop a simple operator to deploy a web application using the GO Operator SDK
This blog post is a bigger cheat sheet about how to start with an operator implementation with the GO Operator SDK and also contains some details how to define Kubernetes deployments, secrets, and services.
FATA[0009] failed to create API: unable to run post-scaffold tasks of “base.go.kubebuilder.io/v3”: exit status 2
This blog post is about how you could save time, when you are starting to setup your development environment for a GO operator with the Operator SDK on a macOS, in combination with Visual Studio Code.
Using a Red Hat OpenShift cluster on IBM Cloud some basic thoughts
This blog post is about some basic thoughts when you going to use a Red Hat OpenShift cluster as a service on IBM Cloud or on any other cloud provider.
How to configure the IBM Cloud Operator for an existing Cloudant service?
That example shows how to bind an existing Cloudant service instance in IBM Cloud to an application running in Red Hat OpenShift.
Write your first simple Kubernetes Operator
Even a student with minimal knowledge of Kubernetes should be able to install a highly complex container-based application on top of Kubernetes or OpenShift. Eliminate the manual interaction effort as much as possible to deploy, run, and maintain your containerized application on Kubernetes or OpenShift with your Operator implementation.
