OpenClaw Kubernetes Operator with Embedded Ollama Support

OpenClaw Kubernetes Operator with Embedded Ollama
A community member has created an OpenClaw Kubernetes operator that addresses missing functionality like internal binaries and Ollama integration. The operator enables running Ollama as a pod in the same shared namespace at <ollama-svc>:11434, which the creator found helpful when using Ollama cloud for agents.
Setup Instructions
To try this setup, you need a Kubernetes cluster (can be created with kind/minikube). From the cloned repository:
- Install the operator:
kubectl apply -f dist/install.yaml - Check installation in the
openclaw-operator-systemnamespace - Install the agent manifest:
kubectl apply -f config/samples/openclaw_v1alpha1_openclawinstance.yaml - Wait for everything to run, then do the first onboard:
kubectl exec -it my-agent-0 -c cli -- openclaw onboard
Ollama Configuration
Ollama runs as a separate StatefulSet. The gateway is pre-configured to communicate with it at my-agent-ollama:11434. For cloud version usage:
- Sign in:
kubectl exec -it my-agent-ollama-0 -- ollama signin - Pull a cloud model:
kubectl exec -it my-agent-ollama-0 -- ollama pull minimax-m2.7:cloud
Dashboard Access
To access the dashboard locally:
- Port-forward the gateway service:
kubectl port-forward svc/my-agent 18789:18789 - Get the authentication token from the CLI sidecar:
kubectl exec -it my-agent-0 -c cli -- openclaw dashboard - This prints a URL with token (format:
...localhost:18789/dashboard?token=...) that you can access
The creator describes this as a project for practicing Kubernetes operators, based on past knowledge and practices. They note there's room for improvement and are seeking DevOps or Kubernetes contributors for maintenance.
📖 Read the full source: r/openclaw
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