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Defining Object Types through QML Documents
One of the core features of QML is that it enables QML object types to be easily defined in a lightweight manner through QML documents to suit the needs of individual QML applications. The standard Qt Quick module provides various types like Rectangle, Text and Image for building a QML application; beyond these, you can easily define your own QML types to be reused within your application. This ability to create your own types forms the building blocks of any QML application.
Defining an Object Type with a QML File
To create an object type, a QML document should be placed into a text file named as <TypeName>.qml where <TypeName> is the desired name of the type, which must be comprised of alphanumeric characters or underscores and beginning with an uppercase letter. This document is then automatically recognized by the engine as a definition of a QML type. Additionally, a type defined in this manner is automatically made available to other QML files within the same directory as the engine searches within the immediate directory when resolving QML type names.
For example, below is a document that declares a Rectangle with a child MouseArea. The document has been saved to file named SquareButton.qml
:
// SquareButton.qml import QtQuick 2.0 Rectangle { property int side: 100 width: side; height: side color: "red" MouseArea { anchors.fill: parent onClicked: console.log("Button clicked!") } }
Since the file is named SquareButton.qml
, this can now be used as a type named SquareButton
by any other QML file within the same directory. For example, if there was a myapplication.qml
file in the same directory, it could refer to the SquareButton
type:
// myapplication.qml import QtQuick 2.0 SquareButton {}
This creates a 100 x 100 red Rectangle with an inner MouseArea, as defined in SquareButton.qml
. When this myapplication.qml
document is loaded by the engine, it loads the SquareButton.qml document as a component and instantiates it to create a SquareButton
object.
The SquareButton
type encapsulates the tree of QML objects declared in SquareButton.qml
. When the QML engine instantiates a SquareButton
object from this type, it is instantiating an object from the Rectangle tree declared in SquareButton.qml
.
Note: the letter case of the file name is significant on some (notably UNIX) filesystems. It is recommended the file name case matches the case of the desired QML type name exactly - for example, Box.qml
and not BoX.qml
- regardless of the platform to which the QML type will be deployed.
Importing Types Defined Outside the Current Directory
If SquareButton.qml
was not in the same directory as myapplication.qml
, the SquareButton
type would need to be specifically made available through an import statement in myapplication.qml
. It could be imported from a relative path on the file system, or as an installed module; see module for more details.
Accessible Attributes of Custom Types
The root object definition in a .qml file defines the attributes that are available for a QML type. All properties, signals and methods that belong to this root object - whether they are custom declared, or come from the QML type of the root object - are externally accessible and can be read and modified for objects of this type.
For example, the root object type in the SquareButton.qml
file above is Rectangle. This means any properties defined by the Rectangle type can be modified for a SquareButton
object. The code below defines three SquareButton
objects with customized values for some of the properties of the root Rectangle object of the SquareButton
type:
// application.qml import QtQuick 2.0 Column { SquareButton { side: 50 } SquareButton { x: 50; color: "blue" } SquareButton { radius: 10 } }
The attributes that are accessible to objects of the custom QML type include any custom properties, methods and signals that have additionally been defined for an object. For example, suppose the Rectangle in SquareButton.qml
had been defined as follows, with additional properties, methods and signals:
// SquareButton.qml import QtQuick 2.0 Rectangle { id: root property bool pressed: mouseArea.pressed signal buttonClicked(real xPos, real yPos) function randomizeColor() { root.color = Qt.rgba(Math.random(), Math.random(), Math.random(), 1) } property int side: 100 width: side; height: side color: "red" MouseArea { id: mouseArea anchors.fill: parent onClicked: root.buttonClicked(mouse.x, mouse.y) } }
Any SquareButton
object could make use of the pressed
property, buttonClicked
signal and randomizeColor()
method that have been added to the root Rectangle:
// application.qml import QtQuick 2.0 SquareButton { id: squareButton onButtonClicked: { console.log("Clicked", xPos, yPos) randomizeColor() } Text { text: squareButton.pressed ? "Down" : "Up" } }
Note that any of the id
values defined in SquareButton.qml
are not accessible to SquareButton
objects, as id values are only accessible from within the component scope in which a component is declared. The SquareButton
object definition above cannot refer to mouseArea
in order to refer to the MouseArea child, and if it had an id
of root
rather than squareButton
, this would not conflict with the id
of the same value for the root object defined in SquareButton.qml
as the two would be declared within separate scopes.


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The following rules apply to the package system as long as the value of *package* is not changed:
Reading the same symbol name always results in the same symbol.
An interned symbol always prints as a sequence of characters that, when read back in, yields the same symbol.
For information about how the Lisp printer treats symbols, see Printing Symbols.
If two interned symbols are not the same, then their printed representations will be different sequences of characters.
These rules are true regardless of any implicit interning. As long as the current package is not changed, results are reproducible regardless of the order of loading files or the exact history of what symbols were typed in when. If the value of *package* is changed and then changed back to the previous value, consistency is maintained. The rules can be violated by changing the value of *package*, forcing a change to symbols or to packages or to both by continuing from an error, or calling one of the following functions: unintern, unexport, shadow, shadowing-import, or unuse-package.
An inconsistency only applies if one of the restrictions is violated between two of the named symbols. shadow, unexport, unintern, and shadowing-import can only affect the consistency of symbols with the same names (under string=) as the ones supplied as arguments.


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V0.1.x had phenomenal success, hitting the Top 4% of NPM and getting over 8k installs. But with that, came a lot of feature requests and complaints from you. "How could I scan over all my data?" "The chaining system is broken." "Can I query my data using SQL?" "Things are too buggy" "Can I build chat apps with this?" "The system keeps getting disconnected". And we're excited to announce that the new version has made huge improvements towards these points.
Despite how much I tried to design GUN's architecture to be flexible enough to build any emergent structure on top, I somehow had missed the ability for peers to retrieve information on what data other peers had. Turns out, without this ability it is impossible to do any worthwhile querying. So adding this to the wire protocol became necessary before doing anything else. But it also posed some interesting new problems.
Keys act as O(1) pointers to data so you do not have to scan over your data to find a node. But if you do not know the key in advance, you might want to scan over the keys themselves. For instance, if you made a key for every user with the pattern of 'users/username', you might want to be able to ask for all the keys with the prefix of 'users/'. This might be a lot of keys though if you are a popular website with millions of users. Therefore we need to optimize how we transfer the keys for speed.
So how can we make transferring millions of keys fast? Well, streaming! Streaming already can be done in HTTP, Websockets, or JSONP. Rather than queueing up a big response in memory on the server and flushing it in one go, you can write out chunks incrementally over the wire. The browser will receive those updates as they come, which is great!
But there is a problem, JSON was designed for describing object documents. This type of serialization does not stream very well because before you can parse the data you have to have the closing "}" at the end of it. The good news though is that GUN was designed for partial updates, which means it can merge objects together over time to produce the intended final object. This lets us bypass JSON's limitation while still being compatible.
I had another problem though, objects in GUN have to be a node. Previously, I had assumed that a node would always be of finite size. But now I needed to stream out any number of keys - which proved my assumption wrong, as they usually are. This gave me an opportunity to upgrade GUN's node system to allow for objects of any length. Now we are able to stream them across peers and incrementally process them. A huge benefit of this is that you can now have a node that holds an infinitely growing list!
Getting this to work also made us rehaul the entire chaining API, which I had noticed was being buggy anyways. In that process we caused some breaking changes by renaming a couple method names. But know that it is now powered by a really robust and flexible system. However, as it is with software, this produced a couple other interesting things. Since the chain could now process a graph of nodes, it should mean all our methods could too, right? Nope.
The key command itself was previously designed to only be able to point to one node at a time. This did not seem to make sense any more. So we changed it, and now a key can point to multiple nodes - but this resulted in a really fascinating philosophical consequence. GUN's conflict resolution algorithm would merge all these nodes into one view, giving the machine an odd ability for abstract reasoning or Platonic Forms. Strange, to say the least.
At first it was almost like a spooky Artificial Intelligence movie, it was not the results I wanted. So why keep it? Well, it has the intended benefit of working really well in mesh based peer-to-peer systems. If two people are trying to update a shared ToDo list but are both offline and you have no centralized authority, you do not want that data to get separated. This ability to do a "pseudo-merge" across the nodes based on some higher abstraction, like the key, has the incredible property of maintaining a singular ToDo list upon being reconnected.
It is a concept that is awfully familiar to us humans. We all have a shared understanding of what the Earth or the Sun or the Moon is, but every one of our minds has independent knowledge about it - unique neurons in distinct brains store the same information. Wikipedia is an attempt to merge all these thoughts into one, and it can do that because it is a centralized authority. But as humans, we do this all the time without centralization - shouldn't your database?
We hope you are just as excited about GUN as we are. It started by doing things differently, focusing on making things easier for the every developer, not the SysAdmin and DevOps experts. Now it has grown and evolved into something even more powerful, ever more interesting. But we can not make progress without you, we need you to check it out or try it out, then report bugs and complain about problems in the new version. This is why it is an alpha release. Your fresh perspectives and ideas are the only way we can truly build a better database.
Thank you! To all those who helped with this release. And to all those who will help with requests, feedback, and contributions to the next release. With that, let's dive into some disclaimers about what needs to be finished to get to a non-alpha v0.2.0 release. First off, we were unable to actually include API implementations for the `.all` method, so that is broken and does not work. Second, while the architecture for streaming is set up, I've not yet implemented actual chunking over the wire.
That's all, folks!


“Kāḷakā bhamaravaṇṇasādisā,
Vellitaggā mama muddhajā ahuṁ;
Te jarāya sāṇavākasādisā,
Saccavādivacanaṁ anaññathā.
My hair was as black as bees,
graced with curly tips;
now old, it has become like hemp bark—
the word of the truthful one is confirmed.
Vāsitova surabhī karaṇḍako,
Pupphapūra mama uttamaṅgajo;
Taṁ jarāyatha salomagandhikaṁ,
Saccavādivacanaṁ anaññathā.
Crowned with flowers,
my head was as fragrant as a perfume box;
now old, it smells like dog fur—
the word of the truthful one is confirmed.
Kānanaṁva sahitaṁ suropitaṁ,
Kocchasūcivicitaggasobhitaṁ;
Taṁ jarāya viralaṁ tahiṁ tahiṁ,
Saccavādivacanaṁ anaññathā.
My hair was as thick as a well-planted forest,
it shone, parted with brush and pins;
now old, it’s patchy and sparse—
the word of the truthful one is confirmed.
Kaṇhakhandhakasuvaṇṇamaṇḍitaṁ,
Sobhate suveṇīhilaṅkataṁ;
Taṁ jarāya khalitaṁ siraṁ kataṁ,
Saccavādivacanaṁ anaññathā.
With plaits of black and ribbons of gold,
it was so pretty, adorned with braids;
now old, my head’s gone bald—
the word of the truthful one is confirmed.
Cittakārasukatāva lekhikā,
Sobhare su bhamukā pure mama;
Tā jarāya valibhippalambitā,
Saccavādivacanaṁ anaññathā.
My eyebrows used to look so nice,
like crescents painted by an artist;
now old, they droop with wrinkles—
the word of the truthful one is confirmed.
Bhassarā surucirā yathā maṇī,
Nettahesumabhinīlamāyatā;
Te jarāyabhihatā na sobhare,
Saccavādivacanaṁ anaññathā.
My eyes shone brilliant as gems,
wide and deepest blue;
ruined by age, they shine no more—
the word of the truthful one is confirmed.
Saṇhatuṅgasadisī ca nāsikā,
Sobhate su abhiyobbanaṁ pati;
Sā jarāya upakūlitā viya,
Saccavādivacanaṁ anaññathā.
My nose was like a perfect peak,
lovely in my bloom of youth;
now old, it’s shriveled like a pepper;
the word of the truthful one is confirmed.
Kaṅkaṇaṁva sukataṁ suniṭṭhitaṁ,
Sobhare su mama kaṇṇapāḷiyo;
Tā jarāya valibhippalambitā,
Saccavādivacanaṁ anaññathā.
My ear-lobes were so pretty,
like lovingly crafted bracelets;
now old, they droop with wrinkles—
the word of the truthful one is confirmed.
Pattalīmakulavaṇṇasādisā,
Sobhare su dantā pure mama;
Te jarāya khaṇḍitā cāsitā,
Saccavādivacanaṁ anaññathā.
My teeth used to be so pretty,
bright as a jasmine flower;
now old, they’re broken and yellow—
the word of the truthful one is confirmed.
Kānanamhi vanasaṇḍacārinī,
Kokilāva madhuraṁ nikūjihaṁ;
Taṁ jarāya khalitaṁ tahiṁ tahiṁ,
Saccavādivacanaṁ anaññathā.
My singing was sweet as a cuckoo
wandering in the forest groves;
now old, it’s patchy and croaking—
the word of the truthful one is confirmed.
Saṇhakamburiva suppamajjitā,
Sobhate su gīvā pure mama;
Sā jarāya bhaggā vināmitā,
Saccavādivacanaṁ anaññathā.
My neck used to be so pretty,
like a polished shell of conch;
now old, it’s bowed and bent—
the word of the truthful one is confirmed.
Vaṭṭapalighasadisopamā ubho,
Sobhare su bāhā pure mama;
Tā jarāya yatha pāṭalibbalitā,
Saccavādivacanaṁ anaññathā.
My arms used to be so pretty,
like rounded cross-bars;
now old, they droop like a trumpet-flower tree—
the word of the truthful one is confirmed.
Saṇhamuddikasuvaṇṇamaṇḍitā,
Sobhare su hatthā pure mama;
Te jarāya yathā mūlamūlikā,
Saccavādivacanaṁ anaññathā.
My hands used to be so pretty,
adorned with lovely golden rings;
now old, they’re like red radishes—
the word of the truthful one is confirmed.
Pīnavaṭṭasahituggatā ubho,
Sobhare su thanakā pure mama;
Thevikīva lambanti nodakā,
Saccavādivacanaṁ anaññathā.
My breasts used to be so pretty,
swelling, round, close, and high;
now they droop like water bags—
the word of the truthful one is confirmed.
Kañcanassa phalakaṁva sammaṭṭhaṁ,
Sobhate su kāyo pure mama;
So valīhi sukhumāhi otato,
Saccavādivacanaṁ anaññathā.
My body used to be so pretty,
like a polished slab of gold;
now it’s covered with fine wrinkles—
the word of the truthful one is confirmed.
Nāgabhogasadisopamā ubho,
Sobhare su ūrū pure mama;
Te jarāya yathā veḷunāḷiyo,
Saccavādivacanaṁ anaññathā.
Both my thighs used to be so pretty,
like an elephant’s trunk;
now old, they’re like bamboo—
the word of the truthful one is confirmed.
Saṇhanūpurasuvaṇṇamaṇḍitā,
Sobhare su jaṅghā pure mama;
Tā jarāya tiladaṇḍakāriva,
Saccavādivacanaṁ anaññathā.
My calves used to be so pretty,
adorned with cute golden anklets;
now old, they’re like sesame sticks—
the word of the truthful one is confirmed.
Tūlapuṇṇasadisopamā ubho,
Sobhare su pādā pure mama;
Te jarāya phuṭitā valīmatā,
Saccavādivacanaṁ anaññathā.
Both my feet used to be so pretty,
plump as if with cotton-wool;
now old, they’re cracked and wrinkly—
the word of the truthful one is confirmed.
Ediso ahu ayaṁ samussayo,
Jajjaro bahudukkhānamālayo;
Sopalepapatito jarāgharo,
Saccavādivacanaṁ anaññathā”.
This bag of bones once was such,
but now it’s withered, home to so much pain;
like a house in decay with plaster crumbling—
the word of the truthful one is confirmed.
… Ambapālī therī ….


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Notes on NZ Beech forest dynamics (19 Jun 2019)
Data wrangling (14 Jun 2019)
New Zealand beech forests exhibit boom-bust dynamics below. Where, beech trees mast in spatial synchronised but annually variable years dependent (Wardle et al. 1991). Mice populations have invaded these systems and studies have shown that populations response numerically to changes in resources (beech seed) and mice have been modelled under a range of both functional and numerical responses (King 1983).
This short report investigates the possible bias in the estimation of available seed to the raw data commonly used for estimation of food availability (Ruscoe et al. 2005). This is important because the following bias are known and need to be accounted for before analysing data.
Seeds without the kernel have no energy value and need to be removed here.
Different beech species produce different sized seeds and this has an effect on the “available seed”.
As our models build in complexity we will include a variety of food resources and therefore need to model these relationships in the future
Generally look at thesis drafts here.
This RMarkdown file is intend to be extended on for different species of trees, fruit and seed. These files are the supporting documetation to the data-wrangling code in the Beech forest manuscript here.
But there is also many other supporting resources and less formal tutorials on my website and the feed below:
References: coming online soon
All other data and resources to render project from raw data (copied from my private GIT repository) can be found on dropbox but will be available here when I have incorporated the co-authors feedback


Black Friday Couldn't Wait
15 of the best Black Friday deals just went live
by Alex SmithBlack Friday is now only a week away, but that doesn't seem to matter much as most retailers have been offering some stellar discounts over the entire month of November. With Amazon's Black Friday Deals Week having just gone live this morning, there are now more early Black Friday deals to keep up with than ever. Below we've compiled a handful of our favorites that are available right now so you can start shopping early and stay in on Thanksgiving this year.
This year, every retailer is trying to beat the others to the punch in terms of price and how soon items are going on sale, which is why so many deals are already live. You may be wondering if the prices will drop lower on Black Friday, or if it's worth shopping early, so let's answer some of your questions and show you some of the best deals below. We are currently just 7 days away from Black Friday, so it's time to get serious here.
Best Black Friday deals available right now!
| Product or Service | Deal Price |
|---|---|
| Nintendo Switch bundle with Spyro Trilogy | $299 at Walmart |
| Fire TV Stick 4K with Echo Dot | $47 at Amazon |
| Meross Smart Garage Opener | $30 at Amazon |
| Amazon Fire 7 Tablet | From $30 at Amazon |
| Surfshark VPN | $2 per month at Surfshark |
| Disney Plus | Starting at $6 per month at Disney+ |
| Sony Dolby Atmos Soundbar | $398 at Amazon |
| AirPods 2 | $139 at Amazon |
| IPVanish VPN Subscription | $3.25 per month at IPVanish |
| PlayStation Plus 1-year Membership | $45 at Amazon |
| Amazon Music Unlimited | $1 at Amazon |
| Ring Video 2 with Echo Show 5 | $139 at Amazon |
| Kindle Unlimited 6-month Subscription | $29.97 at Amazon |
| Mint Mobile | $15 per month at Mint Mobile |
| AirPods Pro | $235 at Amazon |
That's right, some advertised Black Friday prices are available right now! You can save big chunks of change on a variety of products. Let's take a look at some of the best deals that you can buy today so you skip the lines later next week.
Nintendo Switch bundle
Nintendo has been advertising a $300 Nintendo Switch bundle with Mario Kart 8 Deluxe at major retailers this Black Friday, but what you might not be aware of is that it includes the original model of the console. The new Nintendo Switch has improved battery life, enhanced Joy-Con controllers, and it's available in this discounted bundle with the Spyro Reignited Trilogy right now.
Nintendo Switch bundle with Spyro Reignited Trilogy
Skip Black Friday's deal on the old version of the Nintendo Switch for $300 and grab this new model bundled with Spyro Reignited Trilogy on sale at Walmart instead!
Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K with Echo Dot
The Fire TV Stick 4K makes your TV smarter. Simply plug it into your TV's HDMI port and you can begin streaming TV shows and movies from services like Netflix and Disney+, play games, and more. You'll even be able to voice control it, and the included Echo Dot smart speaker can help with that too.
Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K with Echo Dot
Score both of these Amazon devices for less than either one would normally cost. The Fire TV Stick 4K lets you stream shows and movies while the Echo Dot lets you listen to music and talk with Alexa. They pair nicely, too.
With coupon: ECHO4K
Meross Smart Garage Door Opener
If you haven't thought of making your garage door smarter yet, now is the best time to do it. Clipping the $20 off on-page coupon makes this Meross Smart Garage Opener kit the lowest price we've ever seen it go for. You can install it in just minutes and once it's all set up you can get alerts of the garage door status right to your phone, and even open and close it from anywhere in the world without worrying.
Meross Smart Garage Door Opener
This open adds smarts to just about any and every garage door opener system that was installed after 1993. It gives you controls and alerts right from your phone, which is awesome.
Amazon Fire 7 tablet
Today's deal on the Amazon Fire 7 tablet is one of the most affordable ways to get a capable tablet in the hands of a loved one this holiday season. Starting at just $30, you could pick up several of these before getting close to the price of a single Apple iPad, and you won't be missing out on much by going with this option.
Amazon Fire 7 tablet
This is the lowest this tablet has gone and the last time it hit this price was only for Amazon Prime members. Today's discount offers savings for anyone with $20 off both the 16GB and 32GB tablet in the color of your choice.
Surfshark VPN
Having a VPN in 2019 is a wise move, but picking the right one can be a difficult task. There are a lot of great options that range in price, but this early Black Friday offer makes Surfshark a great choice. When you prepay for 2 years of service, you can get access for just $2 a month. It will end up costing you just $48 for the two years, which is a huge discount compared to its normal rate.
Surfshark VPN
This Black Friday deal scores you a massive $275 savings when you prepay for two years.
Disney Plus
Disney+ has finally arrived! Now that the streaming service is ready for members in select countries including the United States and Canda, it's time to figure out the best way to sign up and start streaming! The service is available to download as an app on so many devices, from Roku and Fire TV streaming sticks to smartphones, tablets, smart TVs, and more. You can watch it using your computer as well.
Disney Plus
It's finally time to start binge-watching all of the new originals, classic TV series, and movies on Disney+! Signing up for a one-year membership drops the monthly cost to $5.83. Meanwhile, Verizon customers can score a full year for free!
Sony Dolby Atmos Soundbar with Wireless Subwoofer
This 2.1-channel soundbar features support for 4K HDR quality, the ability to stream music wirelessly using Bluetooth, and a vertical sound engine that offers immersive surround sound. It even comes with a wireless subwoofer, and today's deal saves you $200 off its usual cost.
Sony Dolby Atmos Soundbar with Wireless Subwoofer
Enhance your TV's sound with this 2.1-channel soundbar that's currently back at its best price ever on Amazon. Its vertical sound engine upgrades audio with a max of 7.1.2-channel with the press of a button.
Apple AirPods 2
Black Friday is sure to bring lots of deals to the AirPods lineup, but one of the best is here right now. The refreshed AirPods 2 are down to just $139 for a limited time, which is $20 less than these normally sell for. They have the H1 chip built-in and offer Hey Siri functionality when connected to an iPhone.
AirPods 2
These are the second-generation AirPods and are currently $20 off. They don't have the fancy wireless charging case, but at this price you can overlook that.
IPVanish VPN Subscription
Things are not what they used to be, and unfortunately not everyone can be trusted. Whether you're browsing from home or at a cafe, doing it on an unsecured connection can be dangerous. VPNs have become more popular in the recent years, and there's a good reason for it. IPVanish is one of our favorite services, and thanks to its Black Friday pricing you can get protected for as little as $3.25 a month when you redeem coupon code CYBERDEAL19.
IPVanish VPN Subscription
A VPN is a smart choice these days, and you don't need to go broke to add the protection you deserve. Be sure to use coupon code CYBERDEAL19 to get the lowered monthly cost.
PlayStation Plus
The next thing any gamer should buy after picking up the PlayStation 4 or PlayStation 4 Pro is a membership to PlayStation Plus. It unlocks access to online multiplayer modes, exclusive PlayStation Store discounts, free game downloads every month, and more. Today's deal can be used to renew or extend your membership if you're already a PlayStation Plus subscriber.
PlayStation Plus 1-year Membership
Becoming a PlayStation Plus member is one of the smartest things you can do as a PlayStation gamer, and there's no better time to start a subscription than right now with today's sale on a one-year membership via Amazon.
Amazon Music Unlimited
Ahead of the big Black Friday push, Amazon has discounted its own Music Unlimited streaming service. You can get four months of access, which includes millions of songs that you can access anywhere using an app on your phone or tablet, for just $1. This saves you about $39 compared to the regular price, and makes it a no-brainer choice. It's 25 cents a month, how can you pass that up?
Amazon Music Unlimited
It's four months of access for just $1. It includes millions of songs, hands-free listening with Alexa, and more.
Ring Video Doorbell 2 with Echo Show 5
At $150 off their usual cost separately, this major discount will score you two popular smart home devices for the low price of $139. The Ring Video Doorbell 2 lets you see who's at your door from anywhere in the world using an app on your phone or tablet, while the Echo Show 5 can also access its video feed, let you talk with Alexa, stream shows and movies from services like Netflix and Prime Video, and much more.
Ring Video Doorbell 2 with Echo Show 5
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| #define | CHIP_CONFIG_TIME 1 |
| 1 (Default) If chip Time Services is needed/enabled. 0 If chip Time Services is not needed. Content of implementation files would be compiled out. More... | |
| #define | CHIP_CONFIG_TIME_PROGRESS_LOGGING 1 |
| Disabled: 0, Enabled: 1. If enabled, the messages at PROGRESS level would be available in the log. More... | |
| #define | CHIP_CONFIG_TIME_ENABLE_CLIENT (CHIP_CONFIG_TIME) |
| 1 (Default) Enable Client role in TimeSyncNode. Note that Coordinator also requires Client. 0 If not needed, Client-specific part would be compiled out. More... | |
| #define | CHIP_CONFIG_TIME_ENABLE_SERVER (CHIP_CONFIG_TIME) |
| 1 (Default) Enable Server role in TimeSyncNode. Note that Coordinator also requires Server. 0 If not needed, Server-specific part would be compiled out. More... | |
| #define | CHIP_CONFIG_TIME_ENABLE_COORDINATOR ((CHIP_CONFIG_TIME_ENABLE_CLIENT) && (CHIP_CONFIG_TIME_ENABLE_SERVER)) |
| defined as combination of CHIP_CONFIG_TIME_ENABLE_SERVER and CHIP_CONFIG_TIME_ENABLE_CLIENT. if explicitly defined to be 1, set both CHIP_CONFIG_TIME_ENABLE_SERVER and CHIP_CONFIG_TIME_ENABLE_CLIENT to 1. More... | |
| #define | CHIP_CONFIG_TIME_NUM_UTC_OFFSET_RECORD 4 |
| Number of UTC offset records can be used for Time Zone calculation. More... | |
| #define | CHIP_CONFIG_TIME_SERVER_TIMER_UNRELIABLE_AFTER_BOOT_MSEC (30 * 1000) |
| This only applies to Time Sync Server/Coordinator roles. This is 'timer_unreliable_after_boot' in design spec. Number of msec for the Server/Coordinator to consider its own system time as unreliable after program starts. Default is 30 seconds. More... | |
| #define | CHIP_CONFIG_TIME_CLIENT_SYNC_PERIOD_MSEC (30 * 60 * 1000) |
| This only applies to Time Sync Client/Coordinator roles. This is the variable 'timer_sync_period' in design spec. Default number of msec for the Client/Coordinator to perform another unicast time sync operation, if not specified in the init code. The default is 30 minutes. More... | |
| #define | CHIP_CONFIG_TIME_CLIENT_NOMINAL_DISCOVERY_PERIOD_MSEC (12 * 3600 * 1000) |
| This only applies to Time Sync Client/Coordinator roles. This is the variable 'timer_nominal_discovery_period' in design spec. Default number of msec for the Client/Coordinator to perform another multicast discover operation, when there is no communication error, if not specified in the init code. Default is 12 hours. More... | |
| #define | CHIP_CONFIG_TIME_CLIENT_MINIMUM_DISCOVERY_PERIOD_MSEC (30 * 60 * 1000) |
| This only applies to Time Sync Client/Coordinator roles. This is the variable 'timer_minimum_discovery_period' in design spec. Default number of msec for the Client/Coordinator to perform another multicast discover operation, when there is some communication error, if not specified in the init call. It is not recommended to perform discover operation faster than the default value. Default is 30 minutes. More... | |
| #define | CHIP_CONFIG_TIME_CLIENT_TIMER_MULTICAST_MSEC (2 * 1000) |
| This only applies to Time Sync Client/Coordinator roles. This is the variable 'timer_wait_for_multicast_response' in design spec. Number of msec before the Client/Coordinator quits waiting for responses to the multicasted sync request. Default is 2 seconds. More... | |
| #define | CHIP_CONFIG_TIME_CLIENT_TIMER_UNICAST_MSEC (2 * 1000) |
| This only applies to Time Sync Client/Coordinator roles. This is the variable 'timer_wait_for_unicast_response' in design spec. Number of msec before the Client/Coordinator quits waiting for response to the unicasted sync request. Default is 2 seconds. More... | |
| #define | CHIP_CONFIG_TIME_CLIENT_TIMER_CLOUD_SERVICE_MSEC (5 * 1000) |
| This only applies to Time Sync Client/Coordinator roles. This is the variable 'timer_wait_for_service_response' in design spec. Number of msec before the Client/Coordinator quits waiting for response to the unicasted sync request going through TCP. Default is 5 seconds. More... | |
| #define | CHIP_CONFIG_TIME_CLIENT_MAX_RTT_USEC (10 * 1000000LL) |
| This only applies to Time Sync Client/Coordinator roles. This is the 'max round trip time for usable response' in design spec. Number of usec for the longest round trip time a Client/Coordinator would consider a response as valid/useful. Default is 10 seconds. More... | |
| #define | CHIP_CONFIG_TIME_CLIENT_MAX_NUM_CONTACTS 4 |
| This only applies to Time Sync Client/Coordinator roles. This is the 'list of known Time Coordinators and Servers' in design spec. Number of unicast contacts a Client/Coordinator can remember. More... | |
| #define | CHIP_CONFIG_TIME_CLIENT_FABRIC_LOCAL_DISCOVERY 1 |
| Disabled: 0, Enabled: 1. If enabled, the client would use UDP multicast to automatically discover available time servers and coordinators in the fabric. If disabled, contact information must be fed to the client through chip::Profiles::Time::TimeSyncNode::SyncWithNodes. More... | |
| #define | CHIP_CONFIG_TIME_CLIENT_CONNECTION_FOR_SERVICE 1 |
| Disabled: 0, Enabled: 1. If enabled, the client provides an API to go through a chip connection for time sync. If disabled, contact to cloud service must be fed to the client through chip::Profiles::Time::TimeSyncNode::SyncWithNodes and the transport would be UDP. More... | |
| #define | CHIP_CONFIG_TIME_CLIENT_MIN_OFFSET_FROM_SERVER_USEC (2 * 1000000LL) |
| This only applies to Time Sync Client/Coordinator roles. This is the 'min_time_offset_from_service' in design spec. If the absolute value of calculated correction from a Time Sync Server is smaller than this number of usec, the correction would be ignored. Default is 2 seconds. More... | |
| #define | CHIP_CONFIG_TIME_CLIENT_REASONABLE_TIME_SINCE_LAST_SYNC_MIN 120 |
| This only applies to Time Sync Client/Coordinator roles. This is 'time since last sync for reliable response' in design spec. If a Server/Coordinator indicates that its system time has only been synced to some other reliable source longer than this number minutes ago, it would be counted as a stale/unreliable source. Default is 2 hours. More... | |
| #define | CHIP_CONFIG_TIME_COORDINATOR_THRESHOLD_TO_SEND_NOTIFICATION_USEC (2 * 1000000LL) |
| This only applies to Time Sync Coordinator role. This specifies threshold to trigger sending out of time change notification. If the system time is corrected on a Coordinator for more than this number of usec, it would multicast a Time Change Notification. Default is 2 seconds. More... | |
This file defines default compile-time configuration constants for the CHIP Time Services profile.
| #define CHIP_CONFIG_TIME 1 |
1 (Default) If chip Time Services is needed/enabled. 0 If chip Time Services is not needed. Content of implementation files would be compiled out.
| #define CHIP_CONFIG_TIME_CLIENT_CONNECTION_FOR_SERVICE 1 |
Disabled: 0, Enabled: 1. If enabled, the client provides an API to go through a chip connection for time sync. If disabled, contact to cloud service must be fed to the client through chip::Profiles::Time::TimeSyncNode::SyncWithNodes and the transport would be UDP.
| #define CHIP_CONFIG_TIME_CLIENT_FABRIC_LOCAL_DISCOVERY 1 |
Disabled: 0, Enabled: 1. If enabled, the client would use UDP multicast to automatically discover available time servers and coordinators in the fabric. If disabled, contact information must be fed to the client through chip::Profiles::Time::TimeSyncNode::SyncWithNodes.
| #define CHIP_CONFIG_TIME_CLIENT_MAX_NUM_CONTACTS 4 |
This only applies to Time Sync Client/Coordinator roles. This is the 'list of known Time Coordinators and Servers' in design spec. Number of unicast contacts a Client/Coordinator can remember.
| #define CHIP_CONFIG_TIME_CLIENT_MAX_RTT_USEC (10 * 1000000LL) |
This only applies to Time Sync Client/Coordinator roles. This is the 'max round trip time for usable response' in design spec. Number of usec for the longest round trip time a Client/Coordinator would consider a response as valid/useful. Default is 10 seconds.
| #define CHIP_CONFIG_TIME_CLIENT_MIN_OFFSET_FROM_SERVER_USEC (2 * 1000000LL) |
This only applies to Time Sync Client/Coordinator roles. This is the 'min_time_offset_from_service' in design spec. If the absolute value of calculated correction from a Time Sync Server is smaller than this number of usec, the correction would be ignored. Default is 2 seconds.
| #define CHIP_CONFIG_TIME_CLIENT_MINIMUM_DISCOVERY_PERIOD_MSEC (30 * 60 * 1000) |
This only applies to Time Sync Client/Coordinator roles. This is the variable 'timer_minimum_discovery_period' in design spec. Default number of msec for the Client/Coordinator to perform another multicast discover operation, when there is some communication error, if not specified in the init call. It is not recommended to perform discover operation faster than the default value. Default is 30 minutes.
| #define CHIP_CONFIG_TIME_CLIENT_NOMINAL_DISCOVERY_PERIOD_MSEC (12 * 3600 * 1000) |
This only applies to Time Sync Client/Coordinator roles. This is the variable 'timer_nominal_discovery_period' in design spec. Default number of msec for the Client/Coordinator to perform another multicast discover operation, when there is no communication error, if not specified in the init code. Default is 12 hours.
| #define CHIP_CONFIG_TIME_CLIENT_REASONABLE_TIME_SINCE_LAST_SYNC_MIN 120 |
This only applies to Time Sync Client/Coordinator roles. This is 'time since last sync for reliable response' in design spec. If a Server/Coordinator indicates that its system time has only been synced to some other reliable source longer than this number minutes ago, it would be counted as a stale/unreliable source. Default is 2 hours.
| #define CHIP_CONFIG_TIME_CLIENT_SYNC_PERIOD_MSEC (30 * 60 * 1000) |
This only applies to Time Sync Client/Coordinator roles. This is the variable 'timer_sync_period' in design spec. Default number of msec for the Client/Coordinator to perform another unicast time sync operation, if not specified in the init code. The default is 30 minutes.
| #define CHIP_CONFIG_TIME_CLIENT_TIMER_CLOUD_SERVICE_MSEC (5 * 1000) |
This only applies to Time Sync Client/Coordinator roles. This is the variable 'timer_wait_for_service_response' in design spec. Number of msec before the Client/Coordinator quits waiting for response to the unicasted sync request going through TCP. Default is 5 seconds.
| #define CHIP_CONFIG_TIME_CLIENT_TIMER_MULTICAST_MSEC (2 * 1000) |
This only applies to Time Sync Client/Coordinator roles. This is the variable 'timer_wait_for_multicast_response' in design spec. Number of msec before the Client/Coordinator quits waiting for responses to the multicasted sync request. Default is 2 seconds.
| #define CHIP_CONFIG_TIME_CLIENT_TIMER_UNICAST_MSEC (2 * 1000) |
This only applies to Time Sync Client/Coordinator roles. This is the variable 'timer_wait_for_unicast_response' in design spec. Number of msec before the Client/Coordinator quits waiting for response to the unicasted sync request. Default is 2 seconds.
| #define CHIP_CONFIG_TIME_COORDINATOR_THRESHOLD_TO_SEND_NOTIFICATION_USEC (2 * 1000000LL) |
This only applies to Time Sync Coordinator role. This specifies threshold to trigger sending out of time change notification. If the system time is corrected on a Coordinator for more than this number of usec, it would multicast a Time Change Notification. Default is 2 seconds.
| #define CHIP_CONFIG_TIME_ENABLE_CLIENT (CHIP_CONFIG_TIME) |
1 (Default) Enable Client role in TimeSyncNode. Note that Coordinator also requires Client. 0 If not needed, Client-specific part would be compiled out.
| #define CHIP_CONFIG_TIME_ENABLE_COORDINATOR ((CHIP_CONFIG_TIME_ENABLE_CLIENT) && (CHIP_CONFIG_TIME_ENABLE_SERVER)) |
defined as combination of CHIP_CONFIG_TIME_ENABLE_SERVER and CHIP_CONFIG_TIME_ENABLE_CLIENT. if explicitly defined to be 1, set both CHIP_CONFIG_TIME_ENABLE_SERVER and CHIP_CONFIG_TIME_ENABLE_CLIENT to 1.
| #define CHIP_CONFIG_TIME_ENABLE_SERVER (CHIP_CONFIG_TIME) |
1 (Default) Enable Server role in TimeSyncNode. Note that Coordinator also requires Server. 0 If not needed, Server-specific part would be compiled out.
| #define CHIP_CONFIG_TIME_NUM_UTC_OFFSET_RECORD 4 |
Number of UTC offset records can be used for Time Zone calculation.
| #define CHIP_CONFIG_TIME_PROGRESS_LOGGING 1 |
Disabled: 0, Enabled: 1. If enabled, the messages at PROGRESS level would be available in the log.
| #define CHIP_CONFIG_TIME_SERVER_TIMER_UNRELIABLE_AFTER_BOOT_MSEC (30 * 1000) |
This only applies to Time Sync Server/Coordinator roles. This is 'timer_unreliable_after_boot' in design spec. Number of msec for the Server/Coordinator to consider its own system time as unreliable after program starts. Default is 30 seconds.


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Experimental Grade Dashboard
Following the packages and its finding(s) obtained by checking the image and the bundle manifests distributed on it. This report aims to try to identify the packages distributions grade based on some defined criteria. Note that only the head of channels are checked which means that this report has the purpose the evaluate the latest distributions only.
Data from the image used
- Image name: registry.redhat.io/redhat/certified-operator-index:v4.9
- Image ID: sha256:4d6f92a4e0d1bcc20b41fe3d75c3b87eaea64eb32033ffc10da9648fa3011318
- Image Created at: 2021-08-31T22:07:13.659677
- From JSON report generated at: 2021-09-11
FAQ
1. What does it mean each column for a package?
- Package Name: Name of the Package
- Deprecate API(s) criteria: it shows if the package is complying or not with the recommendations to not affected the users in these versions. More info see the Deprecate API(s) custom report
- Channel Naming: check if the package comply with the channel naming recommendations. More info see Channel Naming doc.
- SDK: check if the package has been built with SDK version >= 1.0.0. Note that, if the `make bundle` helper was not used to build the bundle then, will not be possible to check it. The package will not have the annotations. The operator(s) could benefit from the latest layout which uses kustomize as the helpers provided by the SDK tool to integrate your project with OLM and the latest scorecard features. It is recommended migrate your project to use the latest version.
- Default scorecard tests: checked against the default Scorecard image configuration which is added by default in the projects which are generated using SDK.
- Validators tests: check if the package is passing in the validator checks. You can do this check against the bundles by using: operator-sdk bundle validate ./bundle --select-optional suite=operatorframework.
- Custom Scorecard Images: check if the package is using custom scorecard tests.
- Grade/Score: shows the Grade and Score calculated based on these criteria.
2. How the score is calculated?
Following the score points for each criteria
- Deprecate API(s) criteria: COMPLY = +400, PARTIAL COMPLY = +200, NOT COMPLY = 0
- Channel Naming: COMPLY = +100, NOT COMPLY = 0
- Disconnect Annotation: If USED +100
- SDK: If USED +100
- Default scorecard tests: If PASS +200, If ONLY WARNINGS are found +100 otherwise 0
- Validators tests: If PASS +200, If ONLY WARNINGS are found +100 otherwise 0
- Custom Scorecard Images: If USED +100 otherwise 0
- The max total score is: 1200
3. How the grade is calculated?
Following the grade formula
- GRADE A >= 900
- GRADE B >= 600 && < 900
- GRADE C >= 400 && < 600
- GRADE D < 400
Grade
| Package Name | Deprecate API(s) criteria | Channel Naming | Disconnect Annotation | SDK | Default scorecard tests | Validators tests | Custom Scorecard Images | Grade/Score |
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| cloudbees-ci |
COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
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NOT USED |
USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For cloudbees-ci.v3.34.1:
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ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For cloudbees-ci.v3.34.1:
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NOT USED |
Grade B (600) |
| kpow-io-certified |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
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NOT USED |
USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For kpow-io.v1.0.3:
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ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For kpow-io.v1.0.3:
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NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| kubeplus |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
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NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For kubeplus.v1.0.5:
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ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For kubeplus.v1.0.5:
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NOT USED |
Grade D (0) |
| zoperator |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
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NOT USED |
NOT USED |
PASS |
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For zoperator.v0.3.6:
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NOT USED |
Grade D (300) |
| cert-manager-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
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NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ONLY ERRORS +Info
For cert-manager-operator.v0.15.3:
For cert-manager-operator.v0.15.3:
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ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For cert-manager-operator.v0.15.3:
For cert-manager-operator.v0.15.3:
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NOT USED |
Grade D (100) |
| dynatrace-operator |
COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
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NOT USED |
USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For dynatrace-operator.v0.2.2:
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ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For dynatrace-operator.v0.2.2:
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NOT USED |
Grade B (600) |
| armory-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
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NOT USED |
NOT USED |
PASS |
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For armory-operator.v1.2.0-ubi:
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NOT USED |
Grade D (300) |
| cortex-certifai-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
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NOT USED |
USED |
PASS |
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For cortex-certifai-operator.v1.3.10:
For cortex-certifai-operator.v1.3.10:
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NOT USED |
Grade C (400) |
| hedvig-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
COMPLY |
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
PASS |
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For hedvig-operator.v1.0.1:
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NOT USED |
Grade C (400) |
| ibm-spectrum-symphony-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
COMPLY |
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
PASS |
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For ibm-spectrum-symphony-operator.v1.1.1:
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NOT USED |
Grade C (400) |
| iomesh-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
COMPLY |
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For iomesh-operator.v0.0.2:
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ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For iomesh-operator.v0.0.2:
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NOT USED |
Grade D (100) |
| ivory-server-app |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
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NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For ivory-server-operator.v1.0.0:
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ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For ivory-server-operator.v1.0.0:
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NOT USED |
Grade D (100) |
| anzograph-operator |
COMPLY |
COMPLY |
NOT USED |
USED |
PASS |
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For anzograph-operator.v2.0.102:
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NOT USED |
Grade A (900) |
| db2-zos-db-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
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NOT USED |
USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For db2-zos-db-operator.v0.0.2:
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ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For db2-zos-db-operator.v0.0.2:
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NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| ibm-tas |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
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NOT USED |
USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For ibm-tas.v0.0.1:
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ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For ibm-tas.v0.0.1:
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NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| as400rpc-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
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NOT USED |
USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For as400rpc-operator.v0.0.5:
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ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For as400rpc-operator.v0.0.5:
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NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| behavior-analytics-services-operator-certified |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
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NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For behavior-analytics-services-operator.v1.1.0:
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ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For behavior-analytics-services-operator.v1.1.0:
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NOT USED |
Grade D (100) |
| ibm-block-csi-operator |
COMPLY |
COMPLY |
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For ibm-block-csi-operator.v1.6.0:
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PASS |
NOT USED |
Grade B (700) |
| ibm-spectrum-scale-csi |
NOT COMPLY |
COMPLY |
NOT USED |
USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For ibm-spectrum-scale-csi-operator.v2.2.0:
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ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For ibm-spectrum-scale-csi-operator.v2.2.0:
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NOT USED |
Grade D (300) |
| infrastructure-asset-orchestrator-certified |
NOT COMPLY |
COMPLY |
NOT USED |
USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For infrastructure-asset-orchestrator.v1.0.0:
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ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For infrastructure-asset-orchestrator.v1.0.0:
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NOT USED |
Grade D (300) |
| linstor-operator |
COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
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NOT USED |
NOT USED |
PASS |
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For linstor-operator.v1.5.1:
For linstor-operator.v1.5.1:
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NOT USED |
Grade B (700) |
| vprotect-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
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NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For vprotect-operator.v0.0.2:
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ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For vprotect-operator.v0.0.2:
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NOT USED |
Grade D (100) |
| citrix-cpx-with-ingress-controller-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
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NOT USED |
USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For citrix-cpx-with-ingress-controller-operator.v1.13.20:
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ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For citrix-cpx-with-ingress-controller-operator.v1.13.20:
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NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| cpx-cic-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
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NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For cpx-cic-operator.v130.47.103:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For cpx-cic-operator.v130.47.103:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (100) |
| fep-ansible-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
COMPLY |
NOT USED |
USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For fujitsu-enterprise-operator.v2.2.0:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For fujitsu-enterprise-operator.v2.2.0:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (300) |
| insightedge-enterprise-operator2 |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For insightedge-enterprise-operator.v15.0.1:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For insightedge-enterprise-operator.v15.0.1:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (100) |
| nvmesh-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
USED |
PASS |
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For nvmesh-operator.0.7.2:
|
NOT USED |
Grade C (400) |
| starburst-enterprise-helm-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For starburst-enterprise-helm-operator.v354.0.0-ubi:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For starburst-enterprise-helm-operator.v354.0.0-ubi:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| sysdig-certified |
NOT COMPLY |
COMPLY |
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For sysdig-operator.v1.8.3:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For sysdig-operator.v1.8.3:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| t8c-certified |
NOT COMPLY |
COMPLY |
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For t8c-operator.v8.2.0:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For t8c-operator.v8.2.0:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| hazelcast-enterprise-certified |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For hazelcast-enterprise-operator.v0.3.7:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For hazelcast-enterprise-operator.v0.3.7:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (100) |
| here-service-operator-certified |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For hls-service-operator.v0.0.1:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For hls-service-operator.v0.0.1:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (100) |
| kubeturbo-certified |
NOT COMPLY |
COMPLY |
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For kubeturbo-operator.v8.3.1:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For kubeturbo-operator.v8.3.1:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| nutanixcsioperator |
COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For nutanixcsioperator.v0.1.3:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For nutanixcsioperator.v0.1.3:
|
NOT USED |
Grade B (600) |
| nxiq-operator-certified |
NOT COMPLY |
COMPLY |
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For nxiq-operator-certified.v1.121.0-2:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For nxiq-operator-certified.v1.121.0-2:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| crunchy-postgres-operator |
COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For postgresoperator.v5.0.2:
For postgresoperator.v4.6.2:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For postgresoperator.v5.0.2:
For postgresoperator.v4.6.2:
|
NOT USED |
Grade C (500) |
| gpu-operator-certified |
COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
USED |
USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For gpu-operator-certified.v1.7.1:
For gpu-operator-certified.v1.8.0:
For gpu-operator-certified.v1.6.0:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For gpu-operator-certified.v1.7.1:
For gpu-operator-certified.v1.8.0:
For gpu-operator-certified.v1.6.0:
|
NOT USED |
Grade B (700) |
| neuvector-certified-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For neuvector-operator.v1.2.8:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For neuvector-operator.v1.2.8:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (100) |
| transform-adv-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For ta-operator.v2.2.0:
For ta-operator.v2.3.4:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For ta-operator.v2.2.0:
For ta-operator.v2.3.4:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (100) |
| wavefront-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For wavefront-operator.v0.1.0:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For wavefront-operator.v0.1.0:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (100) |
| aikit-operator |
COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ONLY ERRORS +Info
For aikit-operator.v2021.2.0-dev-e1ff9eb:
|
PASS |
NOT USED |
Grade B (600) |
| ako-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
USED |
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For ako-operator.v1.4.2:
|
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For ako-operator.v1.4.2:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| citrix-cpx-istio-sidecar-injector-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For citrix-cpx-istio-sidecar-injector-operator.v0.9.5:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For citrix-cpx-istio-sidecar-injector-operator.v0.9.5:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| dell-csi-operator-certified |
NOT COMPLY |
COMPLY |
NOT USED |
USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For dell-csi-operator-certified.v1.2.0:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For dell-csi-operator-certified.v1.2.0:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (300) |
| splunk-certified |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For splunk.v0.1.0:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For splunk.v0.1.0:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (100) |
| traefikee-redhat-certified |
NOT COMPLY |
COMPLY |
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For traefikee-redhat-certified.v2.0.2:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For traefikee-redhat-certified.v2.0.2:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| can-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For can-operator.v0.0.6:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For can-operator.v0.0.6:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| cnvrg-operator-marketplace |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For cnvrg-operator.v0.352.0:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For cnvrg-operator.v0.352.0:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (100) |
| k10-kasten-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For k10-helm-operator.2.5.18:
For k10-kasten-operator.4.0.6000:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For k10-helm-operator.2.5.18:
For k10-kasten-operator.4.0.6000:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| openunison-ocp-certified |
NOT COMPLY |
COMPLY |
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For openunison.1.0.0:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For openunison.1.0.0:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| synopsys-certified |
NOT COMPLY |
COMPLY |
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For synopsys-operator.2019.8.4:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For synopsys-operator.2019.8.4:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| aws-event-sources-operator-certified |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For aws-sources-operator.v0.3.0:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For aws-sources-operator.v0.3.0:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (100) |
| kube-arangodb |
NOT COMPLY |
COMPLY |
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For kube-arangodb.v1.0.1:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For kube-arangodb.v1.0.1:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| mf-cics-tg-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For mf-cics-tg-operator.v0.0.1:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For mf-cics-tg-operator.v0.0.1:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| oneagent-certified |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
USED |
ONLY ERRORS +Info
For dynatrace-monitoring.v0.10.1:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For dynatrace-monitoring.v0.10.1:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| perceptilabs-operator-package |
NOT COMPLY |
COMPLY |
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For perceptilabs-operator.v1.0.21:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For perceptilabs-operator.v1.0.21:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| uma-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For uma-operator.v21.6.0-29:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For uma-operator.v21.6.0-29:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| akka-cluster-operator-certified |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For akka-cluster-operator-certified.v1.0.0:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For akka-cluster-operator-certified.v1.0.0:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| alcide-kaudit-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For alcide-kaudit-operator.v0.0.3:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For alcide-kaudit-operator.v0.0.3:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (100) |
| ionir-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
COMPLY |
NOT USED |
USED |
PASS |
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For ionir-operator.v1.0.3:
|
NOT USED |
Grade C (500) |
| jtrac-app-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For jtrac-app-operator.v0.0.1:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For jtrac-app-operator.v0.0.1:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| kubemq-operator-marketplace |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ONLY ERRORS +Info
For kubemq-operator.v1.4.0:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For kubemq-operator.v1.4.0:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (100) |
| bacula-operator2 |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For bacula-operator.v0.0.1:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For bacula-operator.v0.0.1:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| citrix-adc-istio-ingress-gateway-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For citrix-adc-istio-ingress-gateway-operator.v0.9.5:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For citrix-adc-istio-ingress-gateway-operator.v0.9.5:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| cortex-healthcare-hub-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
COMPLY |
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For cortex-healthcare-hub-operator.v0.0.25:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For cortex-healthcare-hub-operator.v0.0.25:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| infinibox-operator-certified |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For infinibox-operator.v0.0.1:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For infinibox-operator.v0.0.1:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (100) |
| joget-dx-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For joget-dx-openshift-operator.v0.0.12:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For joget-dx-openshift-operator.v0.0.12:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (100) |
| joget-openshift-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
REQUIRED +InfoIf the package is in Red Hat Operators Supported in Disconnected Mode then must have the annotation. Following the head of the channels without the annotation.
|
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For joget-openshift-operator.v0.0.4:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For joget-openshift-operator.v0.0.4:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (100) |
| openshiftxray-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
REQUIRED +InfoIf the package is in Red Hat Operators Supported in Disconnected Mode then must have the annotation. Following the head of the channels without the annotation.
|
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For xray-operator.v2.0.4:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For xray-operator.v2.0.4:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (100) |
| portworx-certified |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ONLY ERRORS +Info
For portworx-operator.v1.5.1:
For portworx-operator.v1.5.1:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For portworx-operator.v1.5.1:
For portworx-operator.v1.5.1:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (100) |
| redhat-marketplace-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For redhat-marketplace-operator.v1.0.6:
For redhat-marketplace-operator.v2.1.0:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For redhat-marketplace-operator.v1.0.6:
For redhat-marketplace-operator.v2.1.0:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| appranix-cps |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For appranix.v2.3.0:
For appranix-operator.v2.5.0:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For appranix.v2.3.0:
For appranix-operator.v2.5.0:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| cilium |
COMPLY |
COMPLY |
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For cilium.v1.10.3-x49b6fc1:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For cilium.v1.10.3-x49b6fc1:
|
NOT USED |
Grade B (600) |
| snyk-operator-certified |
NOT COMPLY |
COMPLY |
NOT USED |
USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For snyk-operator-certified.v1.40.3:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For snyk-operator-certified.v1.40.3:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (300) |
| yugabyte-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For yugabyte-operator.v0.9.0:
For yugabyte-operator.v0.9.0:
|
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For yugabyte-operator.v0.9.0:
For yugabyte-operator.v0.9.0:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (0) |
| anaconda-team-edition |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For anaconda-team-edition.v6.1.3:
|
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For anaconda-team-edition.v6.1.3:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (0) |
| nsx-container-plugin-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
PASS |
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For nsx-container-plugin-operator.v0.1.0:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (300) |
| percona-xtradb-cluster-operator-certified |
NOT COMPLY |
COMPLY |
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For percona-xtradb-cluster-operator.v1.8.0:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For percona-xtradb-cluster-operator.v1.8.0:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| coralogix-operator-certified |
NOT COMPLY |
COMPLY |
NOT USED |
USED |
PASS |
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For coralogix-operator.v1.0.0:
|
NOT USED |
Grade C (500) |
| eddi-operator-certified |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For eddi-operator.v1.0.2:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For eddi-operator.v1.0.2:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| h2o-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ONLY ERRORS +Info
For h2o-operator.v0.1.0:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For h2o-operator.v0.1.0:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (100) |
| hazelcast-jet-enterprise-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For hazelcast-jet-enterprise-operator.v0.2.0:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For hazelcast-jet-enterprise-operator.v0.2.0:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (100) |
| nginx-ingress-operator |
COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
USED |
PASS |
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For nginx-ingress-operator.v0.3.0:
|
NOT USED |
Grade B (800) |
| couchbase-enterprise-certified |
COMPLY |
COMPLY |
USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For couchbase-operator.v2.2.0-1:
|
PASS |
NOT USED |
Grade B (800) |
| data-explorer-operator-certified |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For data-explorer-operator.v0.1.8:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For data-explorer-operator.v0.1.8:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| k8s-triliovault |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For k8s-triliovault-cluster.v2.0.4:
For k8s-triliovault-cluster.v2.0.0:
For k8s-triliovault-stable.v2.1.0:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For k8s-triliovault-cluster.v2.0.4:
For k8s-triliovault-cluster.v2.0.0:
For k8s-triliovault-stable.v2.1.0:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (100) |
| orca |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For orca-operator.v1.0.197:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For orca-operator.v1.0.197:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| runtime-component-operator-certified |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
PASS |
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For runtime-component-operator.v0.7.0:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (300) |
| seldon-operator-certified |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
USED |
PASS |
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For seldon-operator.v1.2.2:
For seldon-operator.v1.6.0:
|
NOT USED |
Grade C (400) |
| stonebranch-universalagent-operator-certified |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For universalagent-operator.v1.0.0:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For universalagent-operator.v1.0.0:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (100) |
| aqua-operator-certified |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For aqua-operator.v5.3.0:
For aqua-operator.v5.0.0:
For aqua-operator.v1.0.4:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For aqua-operator.v5.3.0:
For aqua-operator.v5.0.0:
For aqua-operator.v1.0.4:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (100) |
| cortex-hub-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
COMPLY |
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For cortex-hub-operator.v0.0.25:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For cortex-hub-operator.v0.0.25:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| openshiftpipeline-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
REQUIRED +InfoIf the package is in Red Hat Operators Supported in Disconnected Mode then must have the annotation. Following the head of the channels without the annotation.
|
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For pipeline-operator.v1.0.1:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For pipeline-operator.v1.0.1:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (100) |
| xcrypt-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For zts-xcrypt-operator.v0.0.14:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For zts-xcrypt-operator.v0.0.14:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (100) |
| anzounstructured-operator |
COMPLY |
COMPLY |
NOT USED |
USED |
PASS |
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For anzounstructured-operator.v2.0.101:
|
NOT USED |
Grade A (900) |
| anzo-operator |
COMPLY |
COMPLY |
NOT USED |
USED |
PASS |
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For anzo-operator.v2.0.101:
|
NOT USED |
Grade A (900) |
| open-liberty-certified |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For open-liberty-operator.v0.7.0:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For open-liberty-operator.v0.7.0:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (100) |
| storageos2 |
NOT COMPLY |
COMPLY |
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For storageosoperator.v2.3.0:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For storageosoperator.v2.3.0:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| tf-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
COMPLY |
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
PASS |
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For tf-operator.v0.0.1:
|
NOT USED |
Grade C (400) |
| appdynamics-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For appdynamics-operator.v0.6.10:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For appdynamics-operator.v0.6.10:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (100) |
| atomicorp-helm-operator-certified |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For atomicorp-helm-operator.v0.0.1:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For atomicorp-helm-operator.v0.0.1:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (100) |
| model-builder-for-vision-certified |
NOT COMPLY |
COMPLY |
NOT USED |
USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For ibm-modelbuilder-for-vision.v1.0.0:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For ibm-modelbuilder-for-vision.v1.0.0:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (300) |
| nxrm-operator-certified |
NOT COMPLY |
COMPLY |
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For nxrm-operator-certified.v3.32.0-1:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For nxrm-operator-certified.v3.32.0-1:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| percona-server-mongodb-operator-certified |
NOT COMPLY |
COMPLY |
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For percona-server-mongodb-operator.v1.8.0:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For percona-server-mongodb-operator.v1.8.0:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| timemachine-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For time-machine-operator4.v0.0.4:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For time-machine-operator4.v0.0.4:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (100) |
| citrix-ingress-controller-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For citrix-ingress-controller-operator.v1.13.20:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For citrix-ingress-controller-operator.v1.13.20:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| falco-certified |
NOT COMPLY |
COMPLY |
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For falco-operator.v1.2.0:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For falco-operator.v1.2.0:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| growth-stack-operator-certified |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For growth-stack-operator.v2.0.1:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For growth-stack-operator.v2.0.1:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (100) |
| minio-operator |
COMPLY |
COMPLY |
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For minio-operator.v4.0.2:
|
PASS |
NOT USED |
Grade B (700) |
| sematext |
NOT COMPLY |
COMPLY |
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For sematext-operator.v1.0.9:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For sematext-operator.v1.0.9:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| zabbix-operator-certified |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For zabbix-operator-certified.v0.0.2:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For zabbix-operator-certified.v0.0.2:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (100) |
| gitlab-runner-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
COMPLY |
USED |
USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For gitlab-runner-operator.v1.3.0:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For gitlab-runner-operator.v1.3.0:
|
NOT USED |
Grade C (400) |
| mf-cics-ts-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For mf-cics-ts-operator.v0.0.1:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For mf-cics-ts-operator.v0.0.1:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| mongodb-enterprise |
NOT COMPLY |
COMPLY |
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For mongodb-enterprise.v1.10.0:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For mongodb-enterprise.v1.10.0:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| portshift-controller-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For portshift-operator.v0.1.6:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For portshift-operator.v0.1.6:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (100) |
| redis-enterprise-operator-cert |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.8-20:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.8-20:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.8-20:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.8-20:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.8-20:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.8-20:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.8-20:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.6-24:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.6-24:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.6-24:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.6-24:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.6-24:
For redis-enterprise-operator-preview.v6.0.20-12:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v5.4.14-7:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.20-12a:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.20-12a:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.20-12a:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.20-12a:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.20-12a:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.20-12a:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.20-12a:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.20-12a:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.20-12a:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.20-12a:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.20-12a:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.20-12a:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.20-12a:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.20-12a:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.20-12a:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.20-12a:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.20-12a:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.20-12a:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.20-12a:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.20-12a:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.12-5:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.12-5:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.12-5:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.12-5:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.12-5:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.12-5:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.12-5:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.12-5:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.8-20:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.8-20:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.8-20:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.8-20:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.8-20:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.8-20:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.8-20:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.6-24:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.6-24:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.6-24:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.6-24:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.6-24:
For redis-enterprise-operator-preview.v6.0.20-12:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v5.4.14-7:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.20-12a:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.20-12a:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.20-12a:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.20-12a:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.20-12a:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.20-12a:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.20-12a:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.20-12a:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.20-12a:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.20-12a:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.20-12a:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.20-12a:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.20-12a:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.20-12a:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.20-12a:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.20-12a:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.20-12a:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.20-12a:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.20-12a:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.20-12a:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.12-5:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.12-5:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.12-5:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.12-5:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.12-5:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.12-5:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.12-5:
For redis-enterprise-operator.v6.0.12-5:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (100) |
| aci-containers-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
COMPLY |
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For aci-containers-operator.v1.0.0:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For aci-containers-operator.v1.0.0:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| elasticsearch-eck-operator-certified |
COMPLY |
COMPLY |
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For elasticsearch-eck-operator-certified.v1.7.1:
|
PASS |
NOT USED |
Grade B (700) |
| rocketchat-operator-certified |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For rocketchat-operator.v0.1.0:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For rocketchat-operator.v0.1.0:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (100) |
| entando-k8s-operator |
COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For entando-k8s-operator.v6.3.2-pr2:
For entando-k8s-operator.v6.3.2-pr4:
For entando-k8s-operator.v6.3.2:
|
ONLY ERRORS +Info
For entando-k8s-operator.v6.3.2-pr2:
For entando-k8s-operator.v6.3.2-pr4:
For entando-k8s-operator.v6.3.2:
|
NOT USED |
Grade C (400) |
| f5-bigip-ctlr-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For f5-bigip-ctlr-operator.v1.8.0:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For f5-bigip-ctlr-operator.v1.8.0:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (100) |
| presto-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For starburst-presto-helm-operator.v350.1.1-ubi:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For starburst-presto-helm-operator.v350.1.1-ubi:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| cloud-native-postgresql |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For cloud-native-postgresql.v1.0.0:
For cloud-native-postgresql.v1.0.0:
For cloud-native-postgresql.v1.1.0:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For cloud-native-postgresql.v1.0.0:
For cloud-native-postgresql.v1.0.0:
For cloud-native-postgresql.v1.1.0:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| cockroachdb-certified |
COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For cockroach-operator.v2.1.0:
For cockroach-operator.v2.1.0:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For cockroach-operator.v2.1.0:
For cockroach-operator.v2.1.0:
|
NOT USED |
Grade B (600) |
| densify-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For densify-operator.v1.0.1:
For densify-operator.v0.0.2:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For densify-operator.v1.0.1:
For densify-operator.v0.0.2:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| memql-certified |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For memsql-operator.v1.2.1:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For memsql-operator.v1.2.1:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (100) |
| ovms-operator |
COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For openvino-operator.v0.0.1:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For openvino-operator.v0.0.1:
|
NOT USED |
Grade B (600) |
| cic-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For cic-operator.v1.7.6:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For cic-operator.v1.7.6:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (100) |
| cyberarmor-operator-certified |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For cyberarmor-operator.0.0.1:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For cyberarmor-operator.0.0.1:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (100) |
| datadog-operator-certified |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For datadog-operator.v0.3.0:
For datadog-operator.v0.4.0:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For datadog-operator.v0.3.0:
For datadog-operator.v0.4.0:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| cortex-fabric-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For cortex-fabric-operator.v1.0.0:
For cortex-fabric-operator.v1.0.0:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For cortex-fabric-operator.v1.0.0:
For cortex-fabric-operator.v1.0.0:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (100) |
| federatorai-certified |
NOT COMPLY |
COMPLY |
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For federatorai.v4.6.1-3:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For federatorai.v4.6.1-3:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| fp-predict-plus-operator-certified |
NOT COMPLY |
COMPLY |
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For fp-predict-plus-operator.v0.0.4:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For fp-predict-plus-operator.v0.0.4:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| hspc-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
COMPLY |
NOT USED |
USED |
ONLY ERRORS +Info
For hspc-operator.v1.5.0:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For hspc-operator.v1.5.0:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (300) |
| instana-agent |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For instana-agent-operator.v1.0.4:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For instana-agent-operator.v1.0.4:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (100) |
| openshiftartifactoryha-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
REQUIRED +InfoIf the package is in Red Hat Operators Supported in Disconnected Mode then must have the annotation. Following the head of the channels without the annotation.
|
USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For artifactory-ha-operator.v1.1.13:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For artifactory-ha-operator.v1.1.13:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| xspc-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
COMPLY |
NOT USED |
USED |
ONLY ERRORS +Info
For xspc-operator.1.5.0:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For xspc-operator.1.5.0:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (300) |
| anchore-engine |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For anchore-engine.v1.0.0:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For anchore-engine.v1.0.0:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (200) |
| appsody-operator-certified |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
PASS |
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For appsody-operator.v0.6.1:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (300) |
| blackduck-connector-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For blackduck-connector-operator.v1.0.0:
|
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For blackduck-connector-operator.v1.0.0:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (100) |
| ccm-node-agent-operator |
COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For ccm-node-agent-operator.v0.0.1:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For ccm-node-agent-operator.v0.0.1:
|
NOT USED |
Grade B (600) |
| cic-operator-with-crds |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For citrix-api-gateway-operator.v0.0.1:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For citrix-api-gateway-operator.v0.0.1:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (100) |
| hpe-csi-operator |
COMPLY |
COMPLY |
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For hpe-csi-operator.v2.0.0:
|
PASS |
NOT USED |
Grade B (700) |
| vfunction-server-operator |
COMPLY |
COMPLY |
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
PASS |
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For vfunction-server-operator.v2.2.469:
|
NOT USED |
Grade B (800) |
| couchdb-operator-certified |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For couchdb-operator.v1.4.3:
For couchdb-operator.v1.4.3:
For couchdb-operator.v1.0.14:
For couchdb-operator.v1.0.14:
For couchdb-operator.v1.0.14:
For couchdb-operator.v1.0.14:
For couchdb-operator.v1.0.14:
For couchdb-operator.v1.0.14:
For couchdb-operator.v1.0.14:
For couchdb-operator.v1.0.14:
For couchdb-operator.v1.0.14:
For couchdb-operator.v1.0.14:
For couchdb-operator.v1.0.14:
For couchdb-operator.v1.0.14:
For couchdb-operator.v1.3.1:
For couchdb-operator.v1.2.1:
For couchdb-operator.v1.2.1:
For couchdb-operator.v1.1.0:
For couchdb-operator.v1.1.0:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For couchdb-operator.v1.4.3:
For couchdb-operator.v1.4.3:
For couchdb-operator.v1.0.14:
For couchdb-operator.v1.0.14:
For couchdb-operator.v1.0.14:
For couchdb-operator.v1.0.14:
For couchdb-operator.v1.0.14:
For couchdb-operator.v1.0.14:
For couchdb-operator.v1.0.14:
For couchdb-operator.v1.0.14:
For couchdb-operator.v1.0.14:
For couchdb-operator.v1.0.14:
For couchdb-operator.v1.0.14:
For couchdb-operator.v1.0.14:
For couchdb-operator.v1.3.1:
For couchdb-operator.v1.2.1:
For couchdb-operator.v1.2.1:
For couchdb-operator.v1.1.0:
For couchdb-operator.v1.1.0:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (100) |
| kong-offline-operator |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For kong.v0.3.0:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For kong.v0.3.0:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (100) |
| node-red-operator-certified |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For node-red-operator.v0.0.3:
|
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For node-red-operator.v0.0.3:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (100) |
| pmem-csi-operator-os |
COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
USED |
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For pmem-csi-operator.v1.0.0:
For pmem-csi-operator.v1.0.0:
|
PASS |
NOT USED |
Grade B (700) |
| rapidbiz-operator-certified |
NOT COMPLY |
NOT COMPLY +InfoFollowing the channels names which does not comply. For further information see Channel Naming doc.
|
NOT USED |
NOT USED |
PASS |
ONLY WARNINGS +Info
For rapidbiz-operator.v0.0.1:
|
NOT USED |
Grade D (300) |
| sanstoragecsi-operator-bundle |
COMPLY |
COMPLY |
USED |
USED |
ONLY ERRORS +Info
For sanstoragecsi-operator-bundle.v1.0.0:
|
ERRORS AND WARNINGS +Info
For sanstoragecsi-operator-bundle.v1.0.0:
|
NOT USED |
Grade B (700) |