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The service-catalog SIG will focus on a few key tasks:
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#### Service Catalog:
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1 . Support a Service Catalog similar to what Cloud Foundry supports via
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their Cloud Controller APIs. This Service Catalog will support the
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notion of managing registered Service Brokers, which in turn dictates the
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use the service instance provided to the application.
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#### Service Brokers
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1 . Provide a framework to aide in the development of a Kubernetes-hosted
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Service Broker that can then be registered into a Service Catalog -
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either a Kubernetes Service Catalog or a Cloud Foundry one.
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create a new set of DB tables per instance.
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#### Service Recipes
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1 . Provide a Deployment Catalog that includes a list of pre-built deployable
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resources that can then be instantiated into a Kubernetes environment.
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Note that these may or may not be "Services" as defined above.
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2 . These deployments, if they support the Service Broker APIs, can then be
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registered into the Service Broker for use by applications on the
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platform.
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- This is the Kubernetes implementation of the service broker concept, which is
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- joint effort amongst the different member organizations of the
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- [ CNCF] ( https://cncf.io/ ) .
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+ The SIG will also monitor and discuss the progress made by the
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+ [ Service Broker working group] ( https://github.com/servicebroker/servicebroker ) .
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- Interested in contributing? Check out the [ documentation] ( ./CONTRIBUTING.md )
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+ We are currently scoping our ** v1** milestone [ here] ( ./docs/v1 ) . Interested
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+ in contributing? Check out the [ documentation] ( ./CONTRIBUTING.md )
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### Use Cases
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#### Advertising services and recipes
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- Within and outside a Kubernetes cluster, there are services that users wish to
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highlight and make available to other users. Users might also wish to publish
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recipes that allow other users to run their own services. Some examples:
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