Examples

Each example starts from a running operator, gives you manifests to apply, and ends with an observable result. Begin with the Git path; add other sinks only when their delivery model is what your consumer needs.

Collect

1. Your first inventory — Deployment images to a Git diff.
2. Helm and Argo release inventory — extract release metadata.
3. Cluster-scoped rollup — aggregate across selected namespaces.
4. Multi-tenant watch scope — opt teams and namespaces in.
5. Team-owned operator — install with minimal, namespaced RBAC.

Export

1. Git snapshot sink — export a diffable snapshot.
2. S3 and GCS object storage — write durable bucket objects.
3. Postgres state store — query current inventory relationally.
4. MongoDB sink — maintain document-oriented current state.
5. BigQuery sink — export analytics-ready inventory.
6. Kafka event sink — publish changes for stream consumers.
7. NATS event sink — emit changes through JetStream.
8. Multi-sink fan-out — drive independent destinations from one inventory.
9. Connection tests — probe a sink without exporting inventory.

Fleet and automation

1. Multi-cluster fleet — partition several cluster writers in a shared sink.
2. Pipeline CLI — collect from CI/CD without running the operator.

The custom-resource reference documents every supported field. For a failed example, use the page's troubleshooting section and the canonical troubleshooting guide.