Browsing the Marketplace#
The marketplace is the catalogue of services available in your project. Services are published by your platform team and appear as native Kubernetes resource types in your project's API endpoint.
Discovering Available Services#
Using kubectl#
List all resource types available in your project:
kubectl api-resources | grep cloud.stakater.com
Example output:
virtualmachines compute.cloud.stakater.com/v1 VirtualMachine
openshiftclusters kubernetes.cloud.stakater.com/v1 OpenShiftCluster
postgresqldatabases databases.cloud.stakater.com/v1 PostgreSQLDatabase
The exact list depends on what your platform team has published.
Using the Console#
Navigate to Marketplace in the console sidebar. Each service card shows its name, description, and available configuration options.
Getting Service Details#
View the parameters a service accepts:
kubectl explain virtualmachine.spec.parameters
# Or a specific field
kubectl explain virtualmachine.spec.parameters.instanceType
Full API reference for built-in services:
Checking What You Have Provisioned#
# List virtual machines
kubectl get virtualmachines
# List OpenShift clusters
kubectl get openshiftclusters
# List everything
kubectl get all
Service Status#
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
Provisioning |
Resources are being created |
Ready: True |
Service is healthy and available |
Ready: False |
Service has an issue — check kubectl describe |
Deleting |
Service is being removed |
What's Next?#
- Provisioning Solutions — Apply a claim to provision a service
- Provision a Virtual Machine — Step-by-step VM guide
- Provision an OpenShift Cluster — Step-by-step cluster guide