As seen in the previous chapter, OpenShift provides features or capabilities to enhance developer experience like the CI/CD Pipelines covered in Chapter 8 and the self-service Templates in Chapter 7. The day-to-day work of developers may leave a high number of objects behind. In very active development environments, the garbage collection processes might need tuning. For example, when executing CI/CD Pipelines or building Containers using features like source to image (s2i), there might be intermediate Containers or Image layers that get created and left behind, consuming the ...
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