OpenShift in your own backyard

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Assisted Installer claims to deploy production OpenShift clusters with minimal setup by booting each node from a per-cluster ISO hosted on cloud.redhat.com and reporting progress back; it requires three bare metal or virtual machines for a three‑master quorum, boots agents that inventory hardware, runs preflight network and disk validations, assigns roles automatically, and finishes with a working OpenShift 4.6 cluster plus console URL and kubeconfig. Custom ignition, API hooks, and a disconnected environment mode are supported; demo completes successfully.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 4:38Assisted Installer
3. 8:55Architecture
4. 11:56Advantages

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