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For some deployed products it's sufficient to be only accessible within the Kubernetes cluster, while others need to accessible from outside the Kubernetes cluster.
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This can e.g. be from you internal corporate network when running on bare metal, you internal network in your cloud provider or the Internet.
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As of the release 23.4 our operators create a Kubernetes `Service` object to expose the deployed product.
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For security reasons we default to the `ClusterIP` type, with the option to switch to a different type.
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You can specify the type to use using the field `spec.clusterConfig.listenerClass` by setting it to either
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* `cluster-internal`=> Use `ClusterIP` (default)
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* `external-unstable`=> Use `NodePort`
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* `external-stable`=> Use `LoadBalancer`
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Please note that as of the release 23.4 not every operator supports all the mentioned Service types.
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In a future release we will support `ListenerClasses` provided by the xref:listener-operator:index.adoc[listener-operator] to make things more flexible.
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