BlanketOps Environments Install

BlanketOps Environments Install provides the declarative installation manifests for BlanketOps Environments.

This repository is install-only. It exists to make installing, upgrading, and removing BlanketOps Environments boring, repeatable, and explicit.

It contains:

• CustomResourceDefinitions (CRDs)
• RBAC definitions
• Controller deployment manifests
• Network and monitoring configuration
• Kustomize overlays

It does not contain:

• Go code
• controllers or reconciliation logic
• CRD source definitions
• image build tooling

This repository is intentionally limited in scope.

BlanketOps Environments is split into three layers:

environments-api
└─ owns CRD schemas and Go types
environments-controller
└─ owns controllers and runtime logic
environments-install ← this repo
└─ owns installation manifests only

This separation ensures:

• APIs evolve independently
• operators are replaceable
• installs remain stable and auditable

.
├── bin/ # Local tooling (kustomize only)
├── config/
│ ├── crd/ # Vendored CRDs
│ ├── rbac/ # Roles, role bindings, service accounts
│ ├── manager/ # Controller deployment manifests
│ ├── default/ # Default install overlay
│ ├── network-policy/ # Network policies
│ └── prometheus/ # Metrics and monitoring
├── Makefile # Install and validation targets
└── README.md

⚠️ CRDs in this repo are artifacts, not sources of truth. They are generated and versioned in the API repository, then vendored here.

End users need:

• kubectl
• access to a Kubernetes cluster

This repository vendors kustomize locally for reproducibility. No Go toolchain is required.

make help

Render manifests (no cluster access required)

make build

Render CRDs only:

make build-crds

make validate

This does not persist any resources.

Install CRDs

make install

make deploy

This applies:

• CRDs
• RBAC
• Controller deployment
• Supporting resources

make diff

Remove deployed resources:

make undeploy

Remove CRDs:

make uninstall

To produce a single, consolidated YAML file:

make build-installer

This creates:

dist/install.yaml

Users can then install BlanketOps Environments with:

kubectl apply -f install.yaml

This is useful for:

• Air-gapped environments
• GitOps pipelines
• Release artifacts
• Versioning & Releases

• This repository pins CRD versions and operator image tags

• Releases should align with compatible versions of:

  • environments-api
  • environments-controller

No code is built here — releases are purely manifest updates.