Use of community-operators on OKD #2095
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It has been mentioned that we should not use RedHat pull secret on OKD and the RedHat operators. Does this also apply to the community-operators that can be enabled via the cluster operatorhub resource? |
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The community operators catalogue is accessible without a pull secret therefore it doesn't require a license to consume any of the operators it contains. General rule of thumb is that anything under |
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The following article explains it: https://access.redhat.com/RegistryAuthentication I would like to make a long answer (under my own knowledge to date): First of all, marketplace operator installs a cluster resource called operatorhub which installs Redhat's catalogsource resources.
At the end, for OKD it is just catalogsources/community-operators, introduced as intended: https://github.com/operator-framework/operator-marketplace/blob/release-4.17/hack/okd/0000_03_marketplace-operator_02_operatorhub.cr.yaml You can review which is the registry used by it:
So, Answered the main question, you could be interested to install additional community markets like OKDerators and OperatorHub for K8S marketplace (you must add them as single catalogsource resources, they are not handled by marketplace operator):
Again, you can review which are registries used by all your catalogsources:
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The community operators catalogue is accessible without a pull secret therefore it doesn't require a license to consume any of the operators it contains. General rule of thumb is that anything under
registry.access.redhat.com
is free to use.