Bare Metal OpenShift (OKD) 3.11 with GlusterFS Persistent Storage
Setting up a OpenShift Origin (OKD) cluster with containerized GlusterFS, customized self-signed CA certificates and trouble shooting.
Setting up a OpenShift Origin (OKD) cluster with containerized GlusterFS, customized self-signed CA certificates and trouble shooting.
GlusterFS is a popular solution for distributed storage. To provide persistent storage for Kubenetes cluster from GlusterFS cluster, Heketi is spreadly used as an API.
Days before, I migrated docker-compose services to Rancher container cloud. I will demostrate how I deploy Gitea, a popular self-hosted coding hosting software, with full Web UI and native-like SSH functionality.
One of our internal production is running an OpenShift 3.7 cluster. As OKD 3.10 is rolling out, 3.7 is far too old and missing some useful new features. "Let's get it upgraded!" I shouted out, and nightmares started too to pour out. How did I break it? How should I fix it?
Grafana has an official docker image. Though permission problems occurred in previous versions, it can running flawlessly. There is also an example in OKD. We will start with the examples, but also do further configuration with data sources and dashboards.