Show HN: Valkey-Operator Kubernetes Operator for Valkey (Redis Fork)
The valkey-operator GitHub repository facilitates provisioning Valkey (Redis) clusters in Kubernetes, requiring specific software versions and providing installation and uninstallation instructions along with licensing details.
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The valkey-operator is a GitHub repository designed for provisioning Valkey (Redis) clusters within a Kubernetes environment. It enables the creation of Valkey clusters that can be accessed by other services in the Kubernetes cluster. To use the operator, certain prerequisites must be met, including Go version 1.22.0 or higher, Docker version 17.03 or higher, and kubectl version 1.11.3 or higher, along with access to a Kubernetes cluster of version 1.11.3 or higher.
To get started, users need to build and push the Docker image, install the Custom Resource Definitions (CRDs), deploy the manager, and create instances using sample configurations. Uninstallation involves deleting instances, uninstalling CRDs, and undeploying the controller. Additionally, users can build an installer for the project and install it using a provided YAML file.
The project is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. For further details, users are encouraged to refer to the Kubebuilder Documentation and the repository's README file for comprehensive guidance on usage and installation.
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