July 2018
Intermediate to advanced
504 pages
11h 34m
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OpenShift nodes are the easiest to work with, when it comes to HA. Since OpenShift pods are stateless by nature, we do not need to directly take care of high availability of OpenShift nodes; we just need to make sure that the application pods are running on different OpenShift nodes, so that if an OpenShift node goes down, there is no downtime for the end user and a new application pod is brought up by the replication controller. If you ever have an OpenShift node fail completely, you can just delete that node and reinstall it.
In order to remove a node from your OpenShift cluster, you can use the oc delete node command, and then run scaleup.yml from the openshift-ansible Git project.
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