This is where I write about technology after it’s survived contact with my reality.
If it’s here, it’s been run, broken, fixed, and when I trust it again. Then I write about it.
I was eager to explore OpenShift’s autoscalin...
Looking forward to my next post where I will be making some ingress changes to my cluster.
Before I do that, I want to walk through adding a second node to my OKD cluster.
Based on the decisions I documented during my original OKD install, I already have a good idea of how this should go...
This part is actually easy now. The work we did in the previous post smoothed out all the rough edges that initially tripped me up. We will use the Dynamic NFS Provisioner we created in part one to make this install smooth as it can be.
If you missed it, this picks up right where the storage work left off:
I was playing with my new OKD cluster and getting some workloads running. It was all simple enough, but I really don’t like spending time doing things that are not prod-like.
I know that most shops are probably not trusting upstream registries , additionally OpenShift does not allow contain...
Yeah, LDAP auth. I wanted to sit down and start doing some of the cool stuff with OKD. However, I could not stop myself. I needed to understand how to connect external authentication to OKD first.
It was tempting to just keep running with the admin account created during the initial deploy....
Well, I got it done...
I would say the image perfectly describes how I tend to dive into greenfield tasks. If I am asked to deploy something new (stuff I love doing), my first question is usually, where is the installer? Yes, I will glean the documentation, of course, but I need real cont...
