Camel K supports as default an installation procedure in order to get all the features offered by OLM. We have in place a default mechanism to discover the presence of OLM installed on your cluster.
NOTE: You can disable the feature by providing the --olm=false during the installation procedure.
An interesting way to test locally the OLM is to use the Minikube OLM addon. If you have a local Minikube, you can proceed with the following steps to install the OLM:
minikube addons enable olm
As soon as all the resources are installed, you can now proceed by installing Camel K operator as you used to do, ie:
kamel install --global
In order to verify the installation, you can check the ClusterServiceVersion (CSV) custom resource:
kubectl get csv NAME DISPLAY VERSION REPLACES PHASE camel-k-operator.v1.8.2 Camel K Operator 1.8.2 camel-k-operator.v1.8.1 Succeeded
You can now run any integration as you used to do.