Any service broker can be used for the demos contained in this repo, but these instructions detail deploying a dummy broker (overview broker) as a Cloud Foundry application. This broker doesn't provision an underlying service and can be set to behave synchronously for a faster demo, and provides a visual representation via the web dashboard all service instances and bindings that have been created, alongside the platform they were created from.
Note: All scripts should be called from the root of the repository!
# Checkout and deploy overview broker (service broker)
git clone git@github.com:mattmcneeney/overview-broker.git
cd overview-broker
cf push overview-broker
# Update .envrc file with your desired environment variables
# Source the environment variables
source .envrc
# If you're setting up minikube or the service-catalog project for the first
# time, then this setup script may help you get up and running:
./scripts/k8s/setup.sh
#### How OSBAPI is supported by both CF and k8s
This demo shows how you can create a service instance and service binding to the same service broker from Cloud Foundry and Kubernetes environments.
For best results, run the two demo scripts in side-by-side terminals! Simply hit enter to print and then execute the next command in each script.
# Check your environments are ready to go
./scripts/cf/check-env.sh
./scripts/k8s/check-env.sh
# Start the demo scripts
./scripts/cf/demo.sh
./scripts/k8s/demo.sh
# Cleanup
./scripts/cf/cleanup.sh
./scripts/k8s/cleanup.sh
#### Service instance sharing in CF
# Check your environments are ready to go
./scripts/cf/check-env.sh
# Start the demo scripts
./scripts/cf-service-instance-sharing/demo.sh
# Cleanup
./scripts/cf-service-instance-sharing/demo.sh