In cases where more than one broker is installed on a cluster, it would be helpful to display the associated broker in the list of classes/plans, for example:
$ svcat get plans
NAME CLASS BROKER DESCRIPTION
+------------------+--------------------------+----------------------+----------------------------------------+
basic azure-rediscache osba Basic Tier, 250MB Cache
redis-5-7 redis Minibroker In-cluster installation of Redis 5.7
Additionally, a --broker flag filtering by broker, would be useful:
$ svcat get classes --broker osba
NAME BROKER DESCRIPTION
+--------------------------+---------------------------+--------------------------------------+
azure-rediscache osba Azure Redis Cache
(Experimental)
Thanks for the tracker issue, i would also like to work on the change.
I didn't notice the previous comment. @codevulture is something you are still actively working on? Any updates?
@teaguecole The issue was up for grabs again, so it's all yours. Let me know if you have questions.
@teaguecole : Caught up in some high priority work so was not able to look in it.
This is back up for grabs. Started full time job and school/classes are starting. I will keep my work and if any one wants a good starting point, please let me know as I did good amount of work. You can message me on the #service-catalog channel in Slack.
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I am taking this issue, I will start by understand the work done by @teaguecole in the previous closed PRs and I will open one soon.
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@kubernetes-sigs/service-catalog-maintainers or @mszostok Is it okay if I take this? Looks like there has been no activity on this PR #2643