The Open Service Broker API and the Kubernetes Service Catalog
summary
Open Service Broker API becomes a platform-neutral spec with committers from Google, Pivotal, SAP, Fujitsu, IBM and Red Hat; Kubernetes SIG forms Sep 2016 and an incubator service-catalog repo appears Oct 2016 targeting an alpha for Kubernetes 1.6. Kubernetes exposes four resources — broker, service classes, instance, binding — with an out-of-core API server and controller that calls brokers and manifests credentials as Kubernetes secrets (demo shows binding → secret working). Pod Preset injection and API aggregation are next.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00The problem with services
- 3:37Open Service Broker API
- 8:31Core service broker concepts
- 12:05Service Catalog in Kubernetes
- 18:26Service Catalog demonstration
- 27:47Next steps and roadmap
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