Eclipse Che Operator

• Description
• Development
  • Quick Start
  • Update golang dependencies
  • Run unit tests
  • Format the code and fix imports
  • Update development resources
  • Build Che operator image
  • Deploy Che operator
  • Update Che operator
  • Debug Che operator
  • Validation licenses for runtime dependencies
• Builds
• License

Description

Eclipse Che operator uses Operator SDK and Go Kube client to deploy, update and manage Kubernetes/OpenShift resources that constitute an Eclipse Che cluster.

Che operator is implemented using operator framework and the Go programming language. Eclipse Che configuration is defined using a custom resource definition object and stored in the custom Kubernetes resource named checluster (or plural checlusters) in the Kubernetes API group org.eclipse.che.

Development

Quick Start

git clone https://github.com/eclipse-che/che-operator.git
cd che-operator
make build  # Build the operator binary
make test   # Run unit tests to verify setup

Update golang dependencies

make update-go-dependencies

New golang dependencies in the vendor folder should be committed and included in the pull request.

Run unit tests

make test

Format the code and fix imports

make fmt

Run static code analyzers

make lint

Update development resources

You have to update development resources if you updated any files in config folder or api/v2/checluster_types.go file:

build/scripts/docker-run.sh make update-dev-resources

Build Che operator image

make docker-build IMG=<YOUR_OPERATOR_IMAGE>

Deploy Che operator from the source code:

For OpenShift cluster:

build/scripts/docker-run.sh /bin/bash -c "
  oc login \
    --token=<...> \
    --server=<...> \
    --insecure-skip-tls-verify=true && \
  build/scripts/olm/test-catalog-from-sources.sh
"

For Kubernetes cluster:

./build/scripts/minikube-tests/test-operator-from-sources.sh

Debug Che operator

You can run/debug this operator on your local machine (without deploying to a k8s cluster).

make debug

Then use VSCode debug configuration Che Operator to attach to a running process.

Validation licenses for runtime dependencies

Che operator is an Eclipse Foundation project. So we have to use only open source runtime dependencies with Eclipse compatible license https://www.eclipse.org/legal/licenses.php. Runtime dependencies license validation process described here: https://www.eclipse.org/projects/handbook/#ip-third-party To merge code with third party dependencies you have to follow process: https://www.eclipse.org/projects/handbook/#ip-prereq-diligence When you are using new golang dependencies you have to validate the license for transitive dependencies too.

Builds

This repo contains several actions, including:

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License

Che is open sourced under the Eclipse Public License 2.0.