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After following it I would expect to have some default operators installed as an example. Following the OCP doc.
What is the current behaviour?
Following some observations:
The installation guide does not make clear for who is getting started with it when and for what the user should do "Building deployment resources for any cluster".
The explanation of "Subscribe to a Package and Channel" is not clear for who is getting started with it. Why should someone do it? What are the steps exactly to do it?
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You should see the community operators from operatorhub by default. Or, if you get OLM by default with an openshift cluster, you should see a number of operators available for install via the marketplace.
If you can replicate this, please re-open, but I believe that you always see some operators in kubernetes and openshift now.
WHAT:
Unable to see operators after install/deploy the OML by following the installation guide
Ref: https://github.com/operator-framework/operator-lifecycle-manager/blob/master/Documentation/install/install.md
What was my expectation?
After following it I would expect to have some default operators installed as an example. Following the OCP doc.
What is the current behaviour?
Following some observations:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: