It’s been a while since I last submitted an article to opensource.com. This time it is about quickly kick-starting a Kubernetes Operator with Operator SDK. Click here to get to the article.
When you start working on a new software project, often a bunch of code is already existing. That’s by no means different when joining development of a Kubernetes Operator. In the case of Operator SDK a good part of the code is additionally generated, so you also want to know which code is hand-written, meant for changes, and which is generated by the SDK.
As I’ve been working on the GCP Project Operator with my team at Red Hat, I wanted to know what exactly the steps are to start an operator from scratch, to better understand what it is, that you get from the SDK. I thought it might also be useful for other hopping on operator development, so I wrote those steps down in a blog article.
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This post was written by Manuel Dewald
