Deployment Guide: Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform Reference Architecture for Telecom

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  Introduction
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  Document purpose
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  Audience
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  We value your feedback

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  Introduction
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  Customizing the Dell EMC switches
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  Configuring the Dell EMC switches
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  Configuring the Brocade 6510 FC switch

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  Overview
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  Preparing the CSAH node
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  Preparing and running the Ansible playbooks

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  Introduction
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  Creating a bootstrap KVM
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  Installing the control-plane nodes
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  Installing the compute nodes
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  Completing the cluster setup
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  Removing the bootstrap node
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  Accessing the OpenShift web console
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  OpenShift license and support
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  Configuring authentication

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  Overview
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  Adding a local network compute node
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  Adding a remote/edge network compute node
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  Provisioning local storage for the remote/edge compute node

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  Overview
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  Defining the cluster CNI
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  Enabling SR-IOV
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  Enabling DPDK

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  Using CSI drivers to configure storage
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  Provisioning Unity XT storage
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  Provisioning PowerMax storage
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  Provisioning PowerScale storage
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  PowerStore storage
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  OpenShift Data Foundation storage

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  Performance tuning in OpenShift Container Platform
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  Performance profile deployment for low latency

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  OpenShift Container Platform monitoring overview
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  Adding storage for monitoring pods
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  Enabling Grafana dashboards
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  Viewing alerts
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  Viewing cluster metrics

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  Overview
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  Prerequisites for using OpenShift Virtualization
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  Installing the OpenShift Virtualization operator
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  Creating a virtual machine

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  Overview
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  Enabling and using the Intel N3000 Accelerator
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  Enabling and using the Intel ACC100 Accelerator
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  Enabling and using the NVIDIA GPUs
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  Enabling GPUs for use inside OpenShift Container Platform 4.6

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  Protecting your cluster with PowerProtect Data Manager

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  DHCP – Edge network
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  PXE Config – Edge network