CI should verify that this project can be successfully deployed

[pmorie]

Ideally, there would be jobs that checked:

• Deployment using helm
• Deployment using openshift templates

[lilic]

My suggestion for this setup would be to use minikube and TravisCI and just use client-go & co. to check if the Deployment was created. We use that setup in our Habitat operator and seemed to have worked great so far.

I am not sure this would work for openshift?

[carolynvs]

Would minikube just use a driverless config and setup the cluster directly on travis?

[pmorie]

It depends on what we're going to use for CI. It's too bad there isn't a cloud-native CI that will let you test stuff in a kube they create for you... For openshift, we can just use `oc cluster up --service-catalog=true` and go from there.

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[carolynvs]

It's too bad there isn't a cloud-native CI that will let you test stuff in a kube they create for you...

That would make my life so much easier. Please take my money. 💰

[lilic]

Would minikube just use a driverless config and setup the cluster directly on travis?

Example setup https://github.com/LiliC/travis-minikube of what I was thinking. More details explained here.