This document provides instructions for installing OKD 3.11 on bare metal CentOS VMs using 9 steps. It assumes that 4 VMs have already been provisioned - one for the master node and three for worker nodes. The steps involve updating systems, enabling SELinux, copying installation files, configuring SSH access between nodes, and running script files to install prerequisites and configure the master node. Once complete, the OKD console can be accessed at a given URL and the Helm package manager has been added.
This document provides instructions for installing OKD 3.11 on bare metal CentOS VMs using 9 steps. It assumes that 4 VMs have already been provisioned - one for the master node and three for worker nodes. The steps involve updating systems, enabling SELinux, copying installation files, configuring SSH access between nodes, and running script files to install prerequisites and configure the master node. Once complete, the OKD console can be accessed at a given URL and the Helm package manager has been added.
This document provides instructions for installing OKD 3.11 on bare metal CentOS VMs using 9 steps. It assumes that 4 VMs have already been provisioned - one for the master node and three for worker nodes. The steps involve updating systems, enabling SELinux, copying installation files, configuring SSH access between nodes, and running script files to install prerequisites and configure the master node. Once complete, the OKD console can be accessed at a given URL and the Helm package manager has been added.
This document provides instructions for installing OKD 3.11 on bare metal CentOS VMs using 9 steps. It assumes that 4 VMs have already been provisioned - one for the master node and three for worker nodes. The steps involve updating systems, enabling SELinux, copying installation files, configuring SSH access between nodes, and running script files to install prerequisites and configure the master node. Once complete, the OKD console can be accessed at a given URL and the Helm package manager has been added.
This repository is used to create OKD 3.11 Cluster with 9 simple steps on Bare VM's
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About… This repository is used to create *OKD 3.11 Cluster with 9 simple steps on Bare VM’s*
Table of Contents What are the pre-requisites ? What are the VM’s provisioned ? How to deploy okd cluster ? How to access okd Console ? What are the addons provided ?
What are the prerequisites ?
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What are the VM’s provisioned ?
Note: We are not going to create any VM’s during this process. User is expected to have VM’s before proceeding with this repository
Below is the *example con guration that we are going to refer through out this repository.*
Name IP OS RAM CPU
okd-master-node 100.10.10.100 CentOS7 16GB 4
okd-worker-node-1 100.10.10.101 CentOS7 16GB 4
okd-worker-node-2 100.10.10.102 CentOS7 16GB 4
okd-worker-node-3 100.10.10.103 CentOS7 16GB 4
okd-infra-node-1 100.10.10.104 CentOS7 16GB 4
How to deploy openshift cluster ?
Step 1 Update the system and host names for all nodes
Step 4 Checkout the code (git clone https://github.com/SubhakarKotta/okd-installation-centos.git) Con gure okd-installation-centos/provisioning/settings.sh le
Step 5 Copy “okd-installation-centos” folder to all master/worker nodes
Step 7 Enable SSH to communicate all the other “worker/infra nodes” from “master” with out “password”. All the below commands needs to be executed on “master” node only
