SSCSI-235: Add OpenShift Console QuickStart guides for Secrets Store CSI Driver - #94
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WalkthroughAdds OpenShift Console quick-start content and examples for the Secrets Store CSI Driver: README note and multiple ConsoleQuickStart and ConsoleYAMLSample manifests covering operator install, usage, and provider-specific SecretProviderClass examples. Changes
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demo/console/quick-start/secrets-store-csi/sscsi-sample-secretproviderclass-vault.yaml (1)
1-26: LGTM!The ConsoleYAMLSample manifest is well-structured with clear placeholders and proper metadata. The Vault SecretProviderClass template provides good guidance for users.
demo/console/quick-start/secrets-store-csi/sscsi-example-quickstart.yaml (1)
1-138: Task workflow and structure are well-designed.The four-task progression (verify operator → select project → create SecretProviderClass → deploy sample app) logically guides users through the operator's core concepts. Review sections with verification steps and helpful failure messages improve usability.
demo/console/quick-start/secrets-store-csi/sscsi-install-quickstart.yaml (1)
25-74: Two-task installation workflow is clear and well-documented.The sequential tasks (install operator → deploy ClusterCSIDriver) provide good granularity. Verification steps with specific pod and project checks help users confirm successful deployment. Navigation hints using
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| - From the **top side-scrolling menu bar** click **SecretProviderClass** and then click **Create SecretProviderClass** | ||
| 2. Fill in the required fields for a `SecretProviderClass` via the form **OR** click the **YAML View** to edit the manifest directly. | ||
| - NOTE: this includes knowing several pieces of information to properly fill in the `spec.provider` and `spec.secretObjects` fields. | ||
| This will also include, knowing the authentication method for the `provider` and prosessing any necessary credentials, |
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Fix typo: "prosessing" → "processing".
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| This will also include, knowing the authentication method for the `provider` and prosessing any necessary credentials, | |
| This will also include, knowing the authentication method for the `provider` and processing any necessary credentials, |
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In demo/console/quick-start/secrets-store-csi/sscsi-example-quickstart.yaml
around line 71, there is a spelling mistake: replace "prosessing" with the
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method for the `provider` and processing any necessary credentials.
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Remove BOM character from file start.
Line 1 begins with a UTF-8 BOM character () before apiVersion. Remove it to prevent parsing issues in YAML validators and tools.
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directly with "apiVersion:" (re-save the file without BOM / use an editor or
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| oc apply -f /path/to/quickstart.yaml |
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Description
This PR adds OpenShift Console QuickStart guides to provide an interactive, step-by-step experience for getting started with the Secrets Store CSI Driver Operator.
What's Added
sscsi-install-quickstart.yaml)sscsi-example-quickstart.yaml)sscsi-sample-secretproviderclass-vault.yaml)Usage
oc apply -f demo/console/quick-start/secrets-store-csi/Access from OpenShift Console under "Quick Starts" menu.
/cc @mytreya-rh