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Chapter 19. Creating an Operator bundle project

Prerequisites

Certify your operator image or necessary container image as a container application project before creating an operator bundle.

Procedure

  1. Log in to Red Hat Partner Connect portal.

    The Access the partner portals web page displays.

  2. Navigate to the Certified technology portal tile and click Log in for technology partners.

  3. Enter the login credentials and click Login.

    The Red Hat Partner Connect web page displays.

  4. On the page header, select Product certification and click Manage certification projects.

    My Work web page displays the Product Listings and Certification Projects, if available.

  5. Click Create Project.
  6. In the What platform do you want to certify on dialog box, select the Red Hat OpenShift radio button and click Next.
  7. In the What do you want to certify? dialog box, select Operator Bundle Image radio button and click Next.

  8. On the Create operator bundle image certification project web page, provide the following details to create your project.

    Important

    You cannot change the project name and its distribution method after you have created the project.

    1. Project Name: Enter the project name. This name is not published and is only for internal use.

    2. Specialized Certification - This feature allows you to certify a specialized operator.

      1. Select My operator is a CNI or CSI checkbox, if you want to certify a specialized operator.

      2. Select the required operator:

        1. Container Network Interface (CNI)
        2. Cloud Storage Interface (CSI)

    3. Publication Options - Select one of the following options for publishing your operator:

      1. Web catalog only (catalog.redhat.com) - The operator is published to the Red Hat Container Catalog and is not visible on Red Hat OpenShift OperatorHub or Red Hat Marketplace. This is the default option when you create a new project and this option is suitable for partners who do not want their operator publicly installable within OpenShift, but require a proof of certification. Select this option only if you have a distribution, entitlement, or other business requirements that is not otherwise accommodated within the OpenShift In-product Catalog (Certified) option.
      2. OpenShift In-product Catalog (Certified) - The operator is listed on the Red Hat Container Catalog and published to the certified operator index embedded in the OperatorHub of OpenShift.
      3. OpenShift In-product Catalog (Red Hat Marketplace) - The operator is published to the Red Hat Container Catalog and embedded in OperatorHub within OpenShift, with a special Marketplace label. To enable this embedded listing to direct to your product page on the Red Hat Marketplace, you must complete the additional on-boarding steps with the Red Hat Marketplace, operated by the IBM Cloud Paks team, before completing the certification.
    4. Click Create project.
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