This repostiroy provides needed configurations for the Snappcloud-hub catalog source and its subscriptions. This catalog is generated and maintained using the catalog tamplate method.

• opm v1.23.1+

First you should prepare the index of the catalog source regarding your operator either it's new or already cataloged.

In order to add a new operator to the catalog source, first make sure that the latest operator docker image and its bundle are pushed to a docker registry. Then follow these steps:

1. Consider your operator name as <OPERATOR-NAME>

2. Create a template file in templates/<OPERATOR-NAME>.yaml directory

3. Fulfill it with data like this and modify it regarding the operator docker registry uri and its bundled versions.

   GenerateMajorChannels: true
   GenerateMinorChannels: false
   Stable:
   Bundles:
   - Image: repository-uri/<OPERATOR-NAME>-bundle:v0.8.9
   - Image: repository-uri/<OPERATOR-NAME>-bundle:v0.9.0

4. Render the template:

   $ opm alpha render-veneer semver -o yaml < templates/<OPERATOR-NAME>.yaml > catalog/<OPERATOR-NAME>/index.yaml

5. Validate the catalog:

   $ opm validate catalog

To upgrade an already-cataloged operator, follow these steps:

1. Modify the operator template file in templates/<OPERATOR-NAME>.yaml directory and add the new bundle version to your desired channel in the template. (i.e. candidate, fast, stable)

2. Render the template:

   $ opm alpha render-veneer semver -o yaml < templates/<OPERATOR-NAME>.yaml > catalog/<OPERATOR-NAME>/index.yaml

3. Validate the catalog:

   $ opm validate catalog

Now build the catalog docker image:

$ docker build -t <registry-uri>/snappcloud-hub-catalog:latest

And push it:

$ docker push <registry-uri>/snappcloud-hub-catalog:latest

The catalog source must be applied on the Kubernetes cluster if haven't been done already:

kubectl apply -f catalog-source.yaml

Create a subscription file for your operator and apply it on the cluster:

kubectl apply -f s3-operator-subcscription.yaml