Your Browser is Out of Date

Nytro.ai uses technology that works best in other browsers.
For a full experience use one of the browsers below
Deployment Guide—Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform 4.2
Introduction Configuring switches Setting up the CSAH Node Deploying OpenShift 4.2
Introduction
Creating a bootstrap node
Creating master (etcd-*) nodes
Bootstrap steps
Validating and approving Certificate Signing Requests
Validating the cluster operators
OpenShift web console
Creating worker nodes
Authenticating platform users
Assigning a cluster admin role to the AD user
Image registry storage recommendations
Configuring Unity NFS volume for the image registry
Adding Worker Nodes Deploying Applications Provisioning Storage Monitoring References

Image registry storage recommendations

Image registry storage recommendations

  • Take account of the following recommendations for the container image registry:

    • Dell EMC recommends using the Dell EMC Unity 380F All Flash array for image-registry storage.
    • Red Hat does not recommend the Red Hat Enterprise Linux-backed NFS server for image-registry storage, although this is possible for POC implementations.
    • Although POC implementations can use “EmptyDir” for image-registry storage, images pushed to the registry are not saved after a reboot.
    • The OC commands that this deployment guide provides configure an NFS-backed Persistent Volume (PV) that is attached to a Unity 380F All-Flash array for image registry storage.

    For information about configuring image-registry in bare-metal installations, see the Red Hat OpenShift 4.2 Install documentation.

    For information about registry values and configuration, see the Red Hat OpenShift 4.2 Image Registry documentation.