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| == Installation of Operator on OpenShift | ||
| == Installing the RHOAS Operator on OpenShift | ||
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| Operator is available as part of the OperatorHub. | ||
| This procedure shows how to use OperatorHub to install the OpenShift Application Services (RHOAS) Operator. | ||
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| > NOTE: to install operator you would need to be administrator on your OpenShift Cluster | ||
| NOTE: To install the RHOAS Operator, you must have cluster administrator privileges for your OpenShift cluster. | ||
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| 1. Go to `Administrator` side panel | ||
| 2. Expand `Operators` section | ||
| 3. Select `OperatorHub` section | ||
| 4. Type `RHOAS` in the search bar | ||
| 5. Select RHOAS operator | ||
| 6. Press continue when `Show community Operator` dialog opens | ||
| 7. Press Install to perform installation | ||
| .Procedure | ||
| . Log in to the OpenShift web console as a cluster administrator. | ||
| . Use the perspective switcher in the top-left corner to switch to the *Administrator* perspective. | ||
| . In the left menu, click *Operators* > *OperatorHub*. | ||
| . In the *Filter by keyword...* field, enter `RHOAS`. | ||
| . Select the `OpenShift Application Services (RHOAS)` Operator. | ||
| . If a dialog box entitled `Show community Operator` appears, review the included information. When you have finished reviewing the information, click *Continue*. | ||
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| An information sidebar for the RHOAS Operator opens. | ||
| . Review the information about the RHOAS Operator and click *Install*. | ||
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| Once Operator is installed you can interact with it using `rhoas cluster` commands and directly in OpenShift UI (`Managed Services Catalog` should be visible after installation) | ||
| . On the *Install Operator* page: | ||
| .. For the *Installation mode* option, ensure that `All namespaces on the cluster` is selected. | ||
| .. For the `Update channel` and `Update approval` options, keep the default values. | ||
| .. Click *Install*. | ||
| . When the installation process finishes, click *View Operator* to see the Operator details. Alternatively, click *Operators* > *Installed Operators* and then click the RHOAS Operator. | ||
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| Observe that the RHOAS Operator is installed in the `openshift-operators` namespace. | ||
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| === Installing Developer Preview | ||
| Once the Operator is installed, you can use the `rhoas` CLI to interact with the Operator using `rhoas cluster` commands. | ||
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| Preview versions of the operator can be installed using CatalogSource. | ||
| If you developer looking to try out early version of operator please see: | ||
| link:./build_docs/dev-install.adoc[Contributor installation] doc | ||
| In addition, you can use the Developer Catalog in the OpenShift web console to create resource instances for the Operator. To access the Developer Catalog, use the perspective switcher in the top-left corner to switch to the *Developer* perspective. Then, click *+Add* > *From Catalog*. | ||
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| === Installing preview versions of the Operator | ||
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| You can install early preview versions of the Operator using the custom CatalogSource. If you are a developer that wants to try an earlier version of the Operator, see the link:./build_docs/dev-install.adoc[contributor installation documentation]. |