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Either difference between OCP versions or different use cases necessitated an alternate way of doing things. Most of the guides I found were only partially complete. This guide shows you how to run OpenShift with a 2+ node cluster using a single hypervisor running libvirt. I also had to make sure that this environment was NAT'd so that, to the outside world, it was just my laptop connecting to the WiFi. For cases like these, I had to come up with a way to run an environment reliably on my laptop. While I have a substantial lab at home consisting of various off the shelf parts, there are times when a client site does not allow me to VPN out. I travel week in and week out for my job.

In addition, one of the parts I love about my job is breaking down complex processes into easily understood and repeatable pieces. I like to be closer to the community and kick off some of the corporate ties from my day job. I love open source. Even though I have been happily working at Red Hat for almost five years now, I still run the upstream versions of everything. As with almost everything Red Hat does, there is an open source community project called OpenShift OKD. Maybe you don't want to deal with salespeople. While they do offer 60-day trials, you don't really want to put a credit card on file.

If looking at these providers makes your wallet hurt, or you're like me, and prefer to keep your data under your control, have no fear! OpenShift can help! After some more searching, you discover the OpenShift Container Platform, the offering from Red Hat. Great! Along the way, you started reading or hearing about container orchestration, and you went down the rabbit hole following every click-bait link out there. You've got a good idea why you want to use them and may have even deployed some containerized applications, and the apps are working. 'There has to be an easier way!' you say to yourself as you stare at offerings from Google, Amazon, and others. Maybe you went through the process of figuring this stuff out on your own. Maybe you stumbled across Kubernetes The Hard Way or maybe even some Kubernetes guided courses. By now, you have heard about Kubernetes, by far the most popular platform for managing containers. You've been searching the Internet with your favorite search engine, such as DuckDuckGo, learning all you can learn about containers-this sensation that has swept over the tech industry in the last few years.

A practical introduction to container terminology.

Instal the last version for mac RSS Guard 4.4.0