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Feature Overview (aka. Goal Summary)
OLM 1.0 makes it easier to package an existing upstream Operator project in a plain bundle format which can be installed and updated via OLM with little to no degradation in experience compared to packaging as a CSV delivered in FBC.
Goals (aka. expected user outcomes)
- Operator developers can easily package an existing upstream Operator project with k8s manifests as an Operator managed by the OLM 1.0 without composing the CSV objects.
- Operator developers can include any arbitrary “kubectl-able” resource manifests in their bundle and expect OLM to apply and manage it.
- Operator developers can ship general package level info and/or customized UI features in metadata for display and discoverability without the CSV objects.
Requirements (aka. Acceptance Criteria):
| Requirement | Notes | isMvp? |
| (bundle metadata) Define a set of “immutable (and mandatory) metadata” for a bundle version that does not require packaging a CSV but just with plain/regular Kubernetes manifests so it can be installed and updated via OLM 1.0. | YES | |
| (catalog metadata) Separate “immutable metadata” out from the bundle and store them as another distinct form (potentially bundle-format agnostic + seek upstream consensus if possible). | YES | |
| (bundle/catalog metadata) Define metadata that covers “general package level info” in UIs (e.g., OpenShift console/OperatorHub), which is currently stored in CSV’s metadata and spec fields (see Table 1 and Table 2, seek upstream consensus if possible). | YES | |
| (bundle/catalog metadata) Define metadata that covers use cases to enable features or highlight capabilities in the OpenShift console, which is currently stored in CSV’s metadata.annotations field (see Table 3). | YES | |
| (catalog metadata) define additional metadata specific to a release of the operator (e.g., Release Notes) | YES | |
| (arbitrary Kubernetes manifests) A user can ship a set of well-known k8s manifests that OLM will manage with custom semantics (e.g., a namespace manifest gets deployed first as the installation namespace) | YES | |
| (arbitrary Kubernetes manifests) A user can specify additional arbitrary Kubernetes manifests to be considered as a part of the Operator installation | YES | |
| CI - MUST be running successfully with test automation | This is a requirement for ALL features. | YES |
| Release Technical Enablement | Provide necessary release enablement details and documents. | YES |
Use Cases (Optional):
Main use case:
- Operator authors can package a version of Operator in plain k8s manifests with a set of immutable (mandatory) metadata as a bundle which can be installed and updated via OLM 1.0.
- Operator authors can package a series of bundle versions as an Operator package with a set of metadata for OLM 1.0 that either covers “general package level info” or enables features in UIs (e.g., OpenShift console/OperatorHub) without storing metadata in the CSV object as OLM 0.x (see Table 1 and Table 2 and Table 3).
- Operator authors can specify release specific information (e.g., release notes) with a defined metadata for an Operator package.
- Operator authors can ship a set of well-known k8s manifests that OLM will manage with custom semantics (e.g., a namespace manifest gets deployed first as the installation namespace).
- Operator authors can include arbitrary Kubernetes manifests to be considered as a part of the Operator installation.
Questions to Answer (Optional):
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Out of Scope
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Background
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Customer Considerations
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Documentation Considerations
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Interoperability Considerations
Which other projects and versions in our portfolio does this feature impact? What interoperability test scenarios should be factored by the layered products? Initial completion during Refinement status.
