Cloudify Service Binding For Kubernetes

This is the third post in a series about exploring the integration of Cloudify with Kubernetes via the Service Catalog feature. The first post explored the foundational concepts and set the stage for a project to develop a service broker for Cloudify. The second post described the architecture of the project, and provided a basic capability to list and provision services from and to a Cloudify server. The last major missing feature in the project was service binding. Service binding is the process of providing connection information for services that require it, which most do. Starting and connecting to a database service is a common example. This post describes the details of service binding and the implementation of it in the service broker project.