Openshift on Azure deep dive
summary
Joint Red Hat/Microsoft service deploys OpenShift into a customer Azure subscription using generated ARM templates and VM scale sets, with a managed application isolating cluster resources and limited Red Hat access via Geneva. Private Preview 1 runs with no SLA, default clusters ship with four nodes and three master nodes, PVCs use Azure Premium SSD and blob storage for the registry, monitoring uses Prometheus/Grafana, backups run hourly plus before operations, and GA targets mid-year.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Start
- 0:39The Agenda
- 1:47Overview
- 3:30Create a Cluster
- 11:19Arm Templates
- 14:32Architecture
- 14:54Azure Storage
- 16:24Vm Skillsets
- 19:57Availability Zones
- 24:08Wildcard Certificates
- 24:36Default Options for Storage
- 32:27Image Registry Management
- 35:59Skip Image Cloning
- 40:41Plan To Support a Federation
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