The Kubernetes Operator to deploy and manage Temporal clusters.

Using this operator, deploying a Temporal Cluster on Kubernetes is as easy as deploying the following manifest:

apiVersion: temporal.io/v1beta1
kind: TemporalCluster
metadata:
  name: prod
  namespace: demo
spec:
  version: 1.23.0
  numHistoryShards: 1
  persistence:
    defaultStore:
      sql:
        user: temporal
        pluginName: postgres
        databaseName: temporal
        connectAddr: postgres.demo.svc.cluster.local:5432
        connectProtocol: tcp
      passwordSecretRef:
        name: postgres-password
        key: PASSWORD
    visibilityStore:
      sql:
        user: temporal
        pluginName: postgres
        databaseName: temporal_visibility
        connectAddr: postgres.demo.svc.cluster.local:5432
        connectProtocol: tcp
      passwordSecretRef:
        name: postgres-password
        key: PASSWORD

The documentation is available at: https://temporal-operator.pages.dev/.

To start using the Operator and deploy you first cluster in a matter of minutes, follow the documentation's getting started guide.

Somes examples are available to help you get started:

• Temporal Cluster with PostgreSQL
• Temporal Cluster with MySQL
• Temporal Cluster with Cassandra
• Temporal Cluster with PostgreSQL & advanced visibility using ElasticSearch
• Temporal Cluster with mTLS using cert-manager & PostgreSQL as datastore
• Temporal Cluster with mTLS using istio & PostgreSQL as datastore
• Temporal Cluster with mTLS using linkerd & PostgreSQL as datastore

The following table shows operator compatibility with Temporal and Kubernetes. Please note this table only reports end-to-end tests suite coverage, others versions may work.

• Deploy a new temporal cluster.
• Ability to deploy multiple clusters.
• Support for SQL datastores.
• Deploy Web UI.
• Deploy admin tools.
• Support for Elastisearch.
• Support for Cassandra datastore.
• Automatic mTLS certificates management (using cert-manager).
• Support for integration in meshes: istio & linkerd.
• Namespace management using CRDs.
• Cluster version upgrades.
• Cluster monitoring.
• Complete end2end test suite.
• Archival.
• Auto scaling.
• Multi cluster replication.

Feel free to contribute to the project ! All issues and PRs are welcome! To start hacking on the project, you can follow the local development documentation page.

Temporal Operator is licensed under Apache License Version 2.0. See LICENSE for more information.