Prerequisites
- You have a cluster or CSP administrator role. This role grants access to the global catalog publishing workflow. Enterprise users with standard roles do not see the publishing controls described in this article.
- The edge application you want to publish must be ready for general use across tenants. Test it in your own environment before publishing.
How Publishing Works
Every edge application in the Marketplace has an origin type that determines its visibility:
When a cluster or CSP admin creates an application from the Marketplace Catalog view (not from My Library), Edge Infrastructure Services stamps the application with the Global origin type and places it in the parent enterprise’s global store. All tenant enterprises can then see and import the application from their catalog.
Regular enterprise users who create applications from My Library receive the Local origin type. Those applications are never visible outside their enterprise.
Publish an Edge Application to the Catalog
- In the sidebar, select Marketplace.
- Navigate to the Catalog view (not My Library).
- Select the + button (the floating action button) to open the application creation dialog.
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Complete the application definition:
- Select Create.
What Happens After Publishing
After you publish an application:- The application appears in the catalog for all tenants with the Global origin label.
- Tenants can import the application into their own library. Their imported copy has the Imported origin type and is independent of future changes to the global version.
- You can edit the global application from the Catalog view. Tenants who have already imported it do not receive automatic updates; they must manually update their imported copy if a newer version is available.
- To remove a published application from the catalog, delete it from the Catalog view. Tenants who have already imported it retain their imported copy.
Next Steps
Edge Apps
Browse the catalog and learn how tenants import and deploy edge applications.
My Library
Manage imported and locally created resources within an enterprise.