Using Service Catalog Namespaced Resources to Personalize Your Service Offerings
Service Catalog is the Kubernetes implementation of the Open Service Broker API. Namespaced resources are a newly introduced feature that allow Kubernetes operators and users to more tightly control h …
| Talk Title | Using Service Catalog Namespaced Resources to Personalize Your Service Offerings |
| Speakers | Jonathan Berkhahn (Open Source Contributor, IBM) |
| Conference | Open Source Summit + Automotive Linux Summit Japan |
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| Location | Tokyo, Japan |
| Date | Jul 17-19, 2019 |
| URL | Talk Page |
| Slides | Talk Slides |
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Service Catalog is the Kubernetes implementation of the Open Service Broker API. Namespaced resources are a newly introduced feature that allow Kubernetes operators and users to more tightly control how OSB services are added to the platform and who can see and utilize those services. In addition, it allows normal app developers to add and utilize OSB brokers without the need for an operator to configure the cluster for them. In this take I’ll go over how Service Catalog uses OSB to easily provision cloud infrastructure for cloud native apps running on Kubernets, how to use namespaced resources in Service Catalog as both an operator and a normal user, and demo using namespaced resources to provision services and use them with your application.
