In this blog we will go over how to get you up and running with a Red Hat OpenShift 4.1 Bare Metal install on pre-existing infrastructure. Although this quickstart focuses on the bare metal installer, this can also be seen as a “manual” way to install OpenShift 4.1. Moreover, this is also applicable to installing […]
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Use Let’s Encrypt to deploy and test valid SSL certificates in your environment and learn how OpenShift has an easy way to manage SSL certificates with the oc command line utility.
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OpenShift can integrate with underlying infrastructure, enabling OpenShift to dynamically interact with infrastructure and extend its functionality. Specifically, this can allow us to set up OpenShift to process a PersistentVolumeClaim and then allocate that storage dynamically.
I am going to cover what is needed to get started with dynamically provisioning storage, including cloud provider configuration, StorageClasses, and the Default StorageClass.
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In this post you will see how you can create an application that uploads files into an Object Storage system and use secrets in order upload sensitive data.
Read More... OpenShift 3.1 introduced the concept of jobs. This post will show you how to create and scale OpenShift jobs.
Read More... Christian Hernandez shows us how to enable autoscaling for your application in the newest release of OpenShift.
Read More... Christian Hernandez shows how to use the sshkey-based authentication system in OpenShift with the S2I (source to image) process.
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