CodeReady Containers; Simplified Deployment and Cluster API for Desktops
summary
Deploys OpenShift 4 on desktops by shipping a prebuilt single-node VM image (~1.9GB) that eliminates remote image pulls and avoids common VPN/proxy/networking failures, targets KVM/libvirt and macOS hyperkit with Windows Hyper-V coming, and wires the new installer into a libvirt provider + Cluster API so clusters are created with a bootstrap VM and identical masters. Scaling works: changing the MachineSet replica count actually adds worker nodes by talking to the local libvirt daemon. Current state is alpha with upstreaming and Hyper-V work ongoing.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:37Working on ...
- 1:26Developer tools
- 2:20Minishift
- 3:53Lessons learned
- 10:14OpenShift 4
- 10:50The new installer
- 14:59Libvirt Cluster API
- 16:12Code Ready Containers
- 17:24Single-Node Cluster
- 17:47Bundle ...
- 19:14Scaling a Machine Set
- 20:02Multi-Node Cluster
- 20:37Current state ...
- 21:22Future ...
- 23:04How about ...
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