NSX_NCP-Bundle

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This operator allows for enabling NSX as the default container networking solution for an Openshift cluster. The operator will be deployed in the early phases of cluster deployment, and it will take care of deploying NSX integration components, and precisely:

The NSX container plugin (NCP) deployment
The nsx-ncp-bootstrap daemonset
The nsx-node-agent daemonset

For Openshift 4 clusters, the nsx-container-plugin operator monitors the network CR in the config.openshift.io namespace to update the container network CIDRs used by NCP.

The nsx-container-plugin operator also monitors a dedicated ConfigMap, applies

changes to NCP and nsx-node-agent configuration, and restart the relevant pods so that the configuration changes are picked up immediately.

In addition, the nsx-container-plugin operator monitors nodes ensuring the

corresponding NSX segment port is enabled as a container host logical port.

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NSX Container Plugin Operator

A network cluster operator for leveraging VMware NSX as default cluster network

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Canonical image ID	NSX_NCP-Bundle
Provider	VMWare
Architecture	amd64

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Security audit date	1/10/2026, 6:04:24 PM
Container certification	Certified

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NSX_NCP-Bundle

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