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Saturday, 22 January 2022

Openshift Cluster Settings

 Some of cluster operators:

$ oc get clusteroperators

NAME    VERSION    AVAILABILITY    PROGRESSING    DEGRADED    SINCE

  1. network: 
  2. ingress: 
  3. storage: 
  4. authentication: Authenticates access to the control plane and extensions APIs 
  5. console:  Allows graphical management of the cluster. 
  6. monitoring: Generates metrics and alerts about the cluster health. 
  7. image-registry: allow developers to host container images inside the cluster, using either S2I or another mechanism.
  8. cluster-autoscaler:
  9. openshift-apiserver: 
  10. dns: manages service discovery inside the cluster 
  11. openshift-controller-manager: 
  12. cloud-credential:

Operator SDK: An open source toolkit for building, testing, and packaging operators.  
Operator Catalog: A repository for discovering and installing operators. 
Custom Resource Definition: An extension of the Kubernetes API that defines the syntax of a custom resource. 
Operator Image: The artifact defined by the Operator Framework that you can publish for consumption by an OLM instance.  
Operator: An application that manages Kubernetes resources. 
Operator Lifecycle Manager (OLM): An application that manages Kubernetes operators. 
OperatorHub: A public web service where you can publish operators that are compatible with the OLM. 
Red Hat Marketplace: Platform that allows access to certified software packaged as Kubernetes operators that can be deployed in an OpenShift cluster. 

Ansible_Notes

   ansible -i inventory.ini -m ping all   # inventory.ini it will ping to the hosts which are in inventory # ansible -i inventory.ini -m pin...