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Deploying Red Hat OpenShift® Container Platform 3.6 with Container-Native Storage

Instructions

Please, refer to Reference Architecture document for actual instructions.

Clone the repository

git clone [email protected]:intel/openshift-container-architecture.git

Creating inventory

Inventory file has to be filled manually. Refer to hosts.example for possible variables.

cp hosts.example /etc/ansible/hosts; vim /etc/ansible/hosts

Switch Configuration (optional)

Update inventory group [arista] and run:

ansible-playbook src/eos-configuration/configure_eos.yaml

Provisioning system setup

ansible-playbook ipxe-deployer/ipxe.yml

env IPMI_PASSWORD=password /tftp/reboot.sh -b pxe -r -f /tftp/ipmi.list.txt

Preparing the nodes for OpenShift Container Platform

ansible-playbook src/prerequisites/nodes_setup.yaml -k

Setting up multimaster HA

switch user to openshift:

su - openshift

run:

ansible-playbook src/keepalived-multimaster/keepalived.yaml

Deploying OpenShift cluster

As user openshift run:

ansible-playbook /usr/share/ansible/openshift-ansible/playbooks/byo/config.yml