aidenkeating · August 2, 2017 14:14
diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
diff --git a/potsb.sh b/potsb.sh
 #!/bin/bash

 # Provision OpenShift Template Service Broker (potsb)

 # In order to enable access to the TSB we must grant unauthenticated access to
 # the template service broker api.
 readonly GROUP="system:openshift:templateservicebroker-client"
 readonly ROLES="system:unauthenticated system:authenticated"
 # The 'system:admin' user has permissions to grant unauthenticated access etc.
 # so we'll use that user.
 readonly USER="system:admin"
 # By default, any templates in the 'openshift' project will be exposed in the
 # catalog.
 readonly PROJECT="openshift"

 # We'll be messing with OpenShift users, so let's *try* to return you back to
 # your previous state after we complete.
 originalUser="$(oc whoami)"
 originalProject="$(oc project -q)"

 # Change user.
 oc login -u "${USER}"

 # Change project.
 oc project "${PROJECT}"

 # Add those roles that are required, mentioned above.
 oc adm policy add-cluster-role-to-group "${GROUP}" ${ROLES}

 # Go through each argument, they can be local paths or URLs. Some may fail
 # because they already exist. That's fine, we'll carry on.
 for templateUrl in "${@}"
 do
  oc create -f "${templateUrl}"
 done

 echo -e "\nProvisioning complete. Trying to restore user state...\n"

 # Try to restore the original user state.
 oc login -u "${originalUser}"
 oc project "${originalProject}"

 echo -e "\nUser state restored. user=$(oc whoami) project=$(oc project -q)"
 echo -e "\nHooray! We're all done! Go to your OpenShift console. You should be
 able to see a bunch of templates. If not, refresh, it can take a while."
	#!/bin/bash

	# Provision OpenShift Template Service Broker (potsb)

	# In order to enable access to the TSB we must grant unauthenticated access to
	# the template service broker api.
	readonly GROUP="system:openshift:templateservicebroker-client"
	readonly ROLES="system:unauthenticated system:authenticated"
	# The 'system:admin' user has permissions to grant unauthenticated access etc.
	# so we'll use that user.
	readonly USER="system:admin"
	# By default, any templates in the 'openshift' project will be exposed in the
	# catalog.
	readonly PROJECT="openshift"

	# We'll be messing with OpenShift users, so let's try to return you back to
	# your previous state after we complete.
	originalUser="$(oc whoami)"
	originalProject="$(oc project -q)"

	# Change user.
	oc login -u "${USER}"

	# Change project.
	oc project "${PROJECT}"

	# Add those roles that are required, mentioned above.
	oc adm policy add-cluster-role-to-group "${GROUP}" ${ROLES}

	# Go through each argument, they can be local paths or URLs. Some may fail
	# because they already exist. That's fine, we'll carry on.
	for templateUrl in "${@}"
	do
	oc create -f "${templateUrl}"
	done

	echo -e "\nProvisioning complete. Trying to restore user state...\n"

	# Try to restore the original user state.
	oc login -u "${originalUser}"
	oc project "${originalProject}"

	echo -e "\nUser state restored. user=$(oc whoami) project=$(oc project -q)"
	echo -e "\nHooray! We're all done! Go to your OpenShift console. You should be
	able to see a bunch of templates. If not, refresh, it can take a while."
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