ArangoDB Kubernetes Operator
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The Meshery model for ArangoDB Kubernetes Operator supports the following components.
graph-analytics-engine
arango-job
arango-backup
arango-backup-policy
arango-cluster-synchronization
arango-deployment
arango-member
arango-task
arango-ml-extension
arango-ml-batch-job
arango-ml-cron-job
arango-ml-storage
arango-deployment-replication
arango-profile
arango-route
arango-scheduler-batch-job
arango-scheduler-cron-job
arango-scheduler-deployment
arango-scheduler-pod
arango-platform-chart
arango-platform-storage
arango-platform-service
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