apache/solr-operator repository overview

⁠Solr Operator

The Apache Solr Operator is a safe and easy way of managing a Solr ecosystem in Kubernetes. It is built using Kubebuilder⁠, and follows the operator pattern for managing Custom Resources on Kubernetes

Learn more about the Solr Operator on the official website⁠, or in its Github repo⁠. Here you can find supported features and links to tutorials on how to get started using the project.

⁠How to use this Docker image

Instructions on how to install this image in your Kubernetes Cluster via Helm can be found in the ArtifactHub page⁠.

Please checkout the tutorial section of the website⁠ to find out how to get started running the Solr Operator.

⁠Solr Image

The Solr Operator is designed to support the official Apache Solr⁠ Docker image.

⁠History

This project was started and open sourced in 2019 by Bloomberg. In 2021 maintainership was transferred to the Apache Solr project. All versions v0.3.0+ are released by the Apache Solr organization, and all previous versions were released by Bloomberg.

Please refer to bloomberg/solr-operator⁠ to find old release images, released under the Bloomberg organization.

⁠License

The Solr Operator is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.

This repository is also licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.

Copyright 2021 The Apache Software Foundation

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