CodeReady Containers: Run OpenShift 4 locally
summary
Creates a single-node OpenShift 4 VM packaged as a .crc bundle built from OpenShift Installer, with workers set to zero, monitoring and upgrade operators scaled down, and internal registry plus example PVCs pre-provisioned. Uses host hypervisors (hyperkit on macOS, Hyper‑V on Windows, libvirt on Linux) and a CLI that runs crc setup / crc start / crc status / crc console to configure DNS, start/stop the VM and inject kubeconfig. Requires a Red Hat developer pull secret, defaults to an 8 GB VM, and auto‑rotates certificates; upcoming work targets Podman support, a tray GUI and smaller RAM.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:26What is CRC
- 3:49Cluster setup
- 5:33Shell script
- 8:43CRC CLI
- 11:08Tools
- 11:34Future features
- 13:50Resources
- 14:20Demo
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