Galaxy-Operator¶
The official operator for Galaxy.
Latest Release: github.com/ansible/galaxy-operator/releases/latest
Galaxy-Operator uses the Ansible Operator SDK.
- Documentation: galaxy-operator.readthedocs.io
- Forum: forum.ansible.com/tag/galaxy-ng
- Issues: github.com/ansible/galaxy-operator/issues
- Source: github.com/ansible/galaxy-operator
- License: GPLv2+
(This project was formerly maintained under the ansible branch of the pulp-operator repo)
Images¶
Galaxy-Operator images are automatically built by our CI and hosted on quay.io.
Note that Galaxy-Operator requires three separate images (the operator, the main galaxy service, and the web interface):
| Operator | Service | UI |
|---|---|---|
| galaxy-operator | galaxy-ng | galaxy-ui |
Custom Resource Definitions¶
Galaxy-Operator currently provides three different kinds of Custom Resources: Galaxy, Galaxy Backup and Galaxy Restore.
Galaxy (galaxies.galaxy.ansible.com)¶
Manages the Galaxy application and its deployments, services, etc.
Galaxy Backup (galaxybackups.galaxy.ansible.com)¶
Manages Galaxy backups through the following ansible role
Galaxy Restore (galaxyrestores.galaxy.ansible.com)¶
Manages the restoration of a Galaxy backup through the following ansible role
Galaxy¶
With Galaxy you can:
- Host your Ansible Collections
- Host execution environment (EE) and decision environments (DE)
- Locally mirror all of, or a subset of your collections, execution environments, and decision environments
- Manage content from multiple sources in one place
- Promote content through different repos in an organized way
If you have dozens, hundreds, or thousands of collections and execution environments and need a better way to manage them, Galaxy can help.
Galaxy is completely free and open-source!
- Source: github.com/ansible/galaxy_ng
- Source (ui): github.com/ansible/ansible-hub-ui
- Galaxy Bugs: github.com/ansible/galaxy_ng/issues
Get Help¶
Documentation: galaxy-operator.readthedocs.io
Forum: forum.ansible.com