Kubernetes - Operators and Custom ResourcesYou tried to install an operator by creating a Subscription but it did not install. What is a likely cause?AThe Subscription resource is missing the correct channel or package nameBThe Kubernetes cluster is offlineCOperatorHub is not installed on the clusterDYou used 'kubectl get packagemanifests' instead of 'kubectl apply'Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Check Subscription resource correctnessIf the Subscription lacks the right channel or package name, the operator won't install.Step 2: Evaluate other optionsCluster offline would prevent all commands; OperatorHub is a service, not installed; wrong command usage is unrelated to Subscription creation.Final Answer:The Subscription resource is missing the correct channel or package name -> Option AQuick Check:Subscription details must be correct to install operator [OK]Quick Trick: Check Subscription fields: channel and package name [OK]Common Mistakes:Assuming OperatorHub must be installed separatelyConfusing command usage with resource correctnessIgnoring Subscription spec details
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