Open Service Broker API: Creating a Cross-Platform Standard
summary
Project moves the Open Service Broker API into a cross‑platform GitHub org and adds concrete extensions: profile fields to replace org/space IDs, a JSON Schema for broker-provided config so UIs can render options, new GET endpoints, relaxed auth with standardized OAuth2 scopes, identity propagation, backup/restore hooks and async bind/unbind. Kubernetes proof‑of‑concept is the Service Catalog using CRD-like resources (Broker, ServiceClass, Instance, Binding), secrets for credentials and a pod preset injector; current state is alpha and very near beta, and the integration is working end‑to‑end.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction and motivation
- 5:46Cross-platform API initiative
- 8:01Roadmap and upcoming features
- 13:09Kubernetes Service Catalog update
- 22:19Implementation challenges
- 25:07Status and next steps
- 26:33Q&A
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