Install on Minikube

Run minikube using the script ./hack/start-minikube.sh
Install cert-manager
```
make deploy-cert-manager
```
Configure current shell
```
eval $(minikube docker-env)
```

Install with OLM

Enable OLM
```
minikube addons enable olm
```

Configure the shell

export OPERATOR_REPO_REF=$(minikube ip):5000/service-binding-operator
export OPERATOR_INDEX_IMAGE_REF=$(minikube ip):5000/service-binding-operator:index
export OPERATOR_BUNDLE_IMAGE_REF=$(minikube ip):5000/sbo-bundle:latest

Build and push images

make image push-image -o registry-login
make bundle-image push-bundle-image -o registry-login
make index-image push-index-image -o registry-login OPM_RENDER_OPTS=--use-http

Deploy the operator through with OLM
```
make deploy-from-index-image
```

Install with OLM and a given Index image

You can install the Service Binding Operator from a given index image, like the one on OperatorHub.io or the one generated for each Service Binding Operator’s Pull Request.

From OperatorHub.io

To install the OperatorHub.io's image use the following command:

CATSRC_NAME=operatorhubio OPERATOR_INDEX_IMAGE_REF=quay.io/operatorhubio/catalog:latest make deploy-from-index-image

From a Pull Request index image

For each Pull Request the images needed to install with OLM are create and pushed to the Service Binding Operator’s Quay Repository.

In the following <PR_NUMBER> is the Pull Request’s number and <COMMIT_ID> is the short commit ID (i.e., the first 8 characters of the commit ID).

CATSRC_NAME=sbo-pr OPERATOR_INDEX_IMAGE_REF=quay.io/redhat-developer/servicebinding-operator:pr-<PR_NUMBER>-<COMMIT_ID>-index make deploy-from-index-image

Install with Helm

Configure the shell

export OPERATOR_IMAGE_REF=redhat-developer/service-binding-operator:latest

Build the operator’s image
```
make image
```
Install the CRDs
```
make install
```

Deploy the operator using Helm

helm install \
    --create-namespace \
    --namespace service-binding-operator \
    --set image.image=$OPERATOR_IMAGE_REF \
    service-binding-operator \
    ./charts/service-binding-operator

or if you prefer to use only the templates

kubectl create namespace service-binding-operator
helm template \
    --skip-tests \
    --namespace service-binding-operator \
    --set image.image=$OPERATOR_IMAGE_REF \
    ./charts/service-binding-operator | kubectl apply -f -

Install with manifests

Configure the shell

export OPERATOR_IMAGE_REF=redhat-developer/service-binding-operator:latest

Configure manifests

(cd config/manager && kustomize edit set image controller=$OPERATOR_IMAGE_REF)

Build the operator’s image
```
make image
```
Deploy the operator
```
kubectl apply -k config/default
```

Patch the deployed operator

kubectl patch deployment service-binding-operator \
	--patch '{"spec":{"template":{"spec":{"containers":[{"image":"'$OPERATOR_IMAGE_REF'","name":"controller","imagePullPolicy":"IfNotPresent"}]}}}}'
kubectl patch deployment service-binding-operator \
	--patch '{"spec":{"template":{"spec":{"containers":[{"image":"'$OPERATOR_IMAGE_REF'","name":"manager","imagePullPolicy":"IfNotPresent"}]}}}}'