Deploy Operator

Deploy Operator¶

Hbase operator is written to understand hbase tenant and hbase cluster Custom Resource Definitions of kubernetes.

navigate to /operator under parent directory of this repository

You can build operator using following command

make docker-build IMG=hbase-operator:v1.0.0

or

docker build -f Dockerfile -t hbase-operator:v1.0.0 .

Push docker image to remote registry

docker push hbase-operator:v1.0.0

or to run in minikube

docker save hbase-operator:v1.0.0 | pv | (eval $(minikube docker-env) && docker load)

navigate to /operator under parent directory of this repository

Deploy operator image in your kubernetes. Use -n optionally to specify namespace
```
make deploy IMG=hbase-operator:v1.0.0 -n hbase-operator-ns
```

UnDeploy operator. Use -n optionally to specify namespace

make undeploy IMG=hbase-operator:v1.0.0 -n hbase-operator-ns

Hbase operator is verbose enough on any operations performed. You can check container logs using kubectl or other mechanism. Example
```
kubectl logs hbase-operator-controller-manager-76b4455b76-t4bbb -c manager -f -n hbase-operator-ns
```

Modify namespaces to watch for under examples/operator-chart/values.yaml. This ensures only those namespaces are watched on which objects to be created
Base Helm Chart: You can find base helm chart which packages all the necessary manifests into single package. Navigate to helm-charts/operator-chart from root directory of this repository. You can build the package using following command
```
helm package helm-charts/operator-chart/
```
Deploy Helm Chart:: You can find example helm chart to deploy operator under examples/operator-chart
```
helm upgrade --install --debug example examples/operator-chart/ -n hbase-operator-ns
```
Hbase operator is verbose enough on any operations performed. You can check container logs using kubectl or other mechanism. Example
```
kubectl logs hbase-operator-controller-manager-76b4455b76-t4bbb -c manager -f -n hbase-operator-ns
```