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The design of OLM is such that catalog data is expected to be updated regularly and be pushed repeatedly to the location already specified in a Catalog object (e.g. spec.source.image.ref) such that users of the catalogs can consume updates without having to explicitly ask for a different catalog image.
In order to support this use case, catalogd needs to support an API to enable polling the catalog's source to check to see if new data is available, and if so, to pull it and make it available on the cluster.
If a catalog source is content-addressable (e.g. if the spec.source.image.ref is digest-based), polling should be disabled. We should discuss what (if anything) should happen if a user attempts to configure polling when they have specified a content-addressable catalog source.
Overview
The design of OLM is such that catalog data is expected to be updated regularly and be pushed repeatedly to the location already specified in a
Catalog
object (e.g.spec.source.image.ref
) such that users of the catalogs can consume updates without having to explicitly ask for a different catalog image.In order to support this use case, catalogd needs to support an API to enable polling the catalog's source to check to see if new data is available, and if so, to pull it and make it available on the cluster.
If a catalog source is content-addressable (e.g. if the
spec.source.image.ref
is digest-based), polling should be disabled. We should discuss what (if anything) should happen if a user attempts to configure polling when they have specified a content-addressable catalog source.Design Documents
Task List
Image Source
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