Wave Operator Controller

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Description

The Wave Operator is a Helm-based Operator for OpenShift. It installs and
lifecycle-manages the Wave Autoscale platform through the Operator Lifecycle
Manager (OLM): create a single Wave custom resource and the operator deploys
and configures the full stack — the core autoscaling engine, web console, ML
intelligence service, and node metrics agent.

Wave Autoscale is a Kubernetes Day-2 operations platform that delivers faster
scaling and lower cost through ML-driven autoscaling, rightsizing, traffic
shaping, and insights.

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Wave

Intelligent workload management for OpenShift — ML-driven scaling, rightsizing, traffic shaping, and insights that automate Day 2 operations.

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Canonical image ID	Wave Operator Controller
Summary	Wave operator for OpenShift (Helm-based, OLM)
Description	Empty
Provider	STCLAB
Product component	Operator SDK
Maintainer	STCLab, Inc. <team@wavek8s.com>
License	GPLv2+
Source location	https://github.com/openshift/ocp-release-operator-sdk
Repository name	wave-autoscale-operator
Image version	3.4.6-redhat
Architecture	amd64
Commit location	https://github.com/openshift/ocp-release-operator-sdk/commit/52fc4b9cd120ec6a60e32395ec1d58b0a115537a

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Security audit date	7/24/2026, 5:24:21 AM
Container certification	Certified

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