Steward, the Kubernetes-Native Service Broker
summary
Steward is a Kubernetes-native service broker that implements the Open Service Broker API and merges into the SIG Service Catalog work, installing an aggregated API, launching brokers, and exposing service classes that apps consume as instances and bindings. Demo provisions an AWS S3 bucket and then swaps to a local Minio broker without changing the app, injecting credentials via Secrets (with PodPreset future plans) — end-to-end provisioning and binding works in the demo, enabling explicit bindings and a queriable dependency graph.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:07Todays solution
- 7:03Goals
- 10:24How Steward works
- 12:34Demo
- 15:29Template
- 19:02Decoupling Provider from Consumer
- 24:04Aggregation API
- 25:31SDK
- 25:51Consumer API
- 26:56Service Catalog
- 27:32Questions
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