postgres-operator | Postgres operator creates and manages PostgreSQL clusters | SQL Database library

container_import is the correct rule to import an existing image. However, all it does is import, it doesn't pull it from anywhere. I think you're looking for container_pull instead, which will pull an image from a repository and then automatically use container_import to translate it for other rules_docker rules.

To add a new layer, use container_image, with base set to the imported image and tars set to the additional files you want to add. Or, if you want to add things in other formats, see the docs for alternates to tars (like debs or files).

Putting it all together, something like this in your WORKSPACE:

The error you provided says what is wrong:

From the documentation

Field selectors let you select Kubernetes resources based on the value of one or more resource fields. Here are some examples of field selector queries:

• metadata.name=my-service
• metadata.namespace!=default
• status.phase=Pending

NAME is not resource field, You can use like following

yes you are right. you have to have a psql client installed either locally or in container.

First approach: Install a psql client in you host machine from where you can access kube api using kubectl command. then forward you database service port like

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In your use case:

It seems you missed out the database owner rights and the role for the application, here is the correct manifest: