OpenShift single-node on Azure
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1 min readDec 16, 2018
I have created a simple tutorial for setting up a single-node (one virtual machine) installation of OpenShift on Azure. This would be useful for very small non-production environments, like demos, or a bit of testing.
Here is the GitHub repository, check it out and add a star if it’s useful.
What will I do in this tutorial?
- You’ll need a working Azure subscription and portal login to complete this.
- Create a Azure RHEL virtual machine and connect to it with SSH.
- Enable the OpenShift repositories.
- Configure Docker, and start a simple “all in one” OpenShift environment.
- Profit! … and then run more exciting OpenShift workloads on Azure ;-)
This lab should between 20–30 minutes to complete.
To read more, check the GitHub project. https://github.com/jamesread/single-node-openshift-azure-tutorial/blob/master/README.adoc