rhoas_cluster_bind

rhoas cluster bind#

Connect your RHOAS services to Kubernetes or OpenShift applications

Synopsis#

Command allows you to connect services created by "rhoas cluster connect" command to your application running on OpenShift or Kubernetes platform. Bind will scan your namespace and detect all application deployments that you can connect your services with.

If your application uses DeploymentConfig --deployment-config flag needs to be supplied in order to detect it. When deployment-config flag is used binding will not take effect until application is manually redeployed by user.

Bind command detects Kubernetes deployments and inject managed services credentials to them. For information about what credentials are injected please refer to individual services By default the command will inject credentials as files into /bindings folder inside your application.

Bind command will create volume inside your deployment. ServiceBindingOperator resource if you have it installed on your cluster

rhoas cluster bind [flags]

Examples#

# Bind using interactive mode$ rhoas cluster bind
# Bind to specific namespace and application$ rhoas cluster bind --namespace=ns --app-name=myapp

Options#

      --app-name string       Name of the kubernetes deployment to bind      --bind-env              Bind service as environment variables      --binding-name string   Name of the Service binding object to create when using operator      --deployment-config     Use DeploymentConfig to detect your application      --ignore-context        Ignore currently selected services and ask to select each service separately      --kubeconfig string     Location of the kubeconfig file  -n, --namespace string      Custom Kubernetes namespace (if not set current namespace will be used)  -y, --yes                   Forcibly create a binding without confirmation

Options inherited from parent commands#

  -h, --help      Show help for a command  -v, --verbose   Enable verbose mode