April 2025
Intermediate to advanced
266 pages
6h 34m
Portuguese (Portugal, Brazil)
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Capítulo 2. Instalando o OpenShift
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Como em qualquer software, a história do OpenShift começa com a sua instalação. Este capítulo te guia através de alguns cenários que vão do pequeno ao escalável. Este capítulo foca em uma única instalação de cluster e explora os limites de diferentes tamanhos de clusters. No entanto, em algum ponto, escalar um cluster pode não ser suficiente ou pode não servir muito bem ao caso de uso. Nesses casos, é melhor analisar as implantações de vários clusters. Estas são abordadas como parte do Capítulo 10.
OKD, OCP e outras considerações
O OpenShift pode ser considerado como uma distribuição do Kubernetes e está disponível de diferentes formas. Nesta secção, vamos analisar cada uma delas, fazer uma pequena comparação e indicar como se relacionam entre si.
OKD
OKD não é um acrónimo. Antes do seu rebranding, o OKD costumava chamar-se OpenShift Origin. Agora é OKD, e é assim que deve ser referido, por razões de marca registada. Nomeadamente, a Linux Foundation não permite que a Red Hat utilize "Kubernetes" em produtos ou projectos para além da sua referência.
O OKD é uma distribuição do Kubernetes optimizada para o desenvolvimento contínuo de aplicações e implementação multi-tenant. O OKD também serve como base de código upstream sobre a qual o Red Hat OpenShift Online e o Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform são criados. ...
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