Building an OKD4 SIngle Node Cluster with minimal resources
Note: This project is deprecated.
I've moved this over to my Blog: https://upstreamwithoutapaddle.com
The new post is here: https://upstreamwithoutapaddle.com/blog%20post/2023/03/06/Back-To-Where-It-All-Started.html
This project in no longer be maintained.
This tutorial will guide you through deploying an OKD 4.7 cluster that is as minimal as possible. It will consist of one node which is both master and worker.
You will need a CentOS Streams linux host with 2 cores and at least 32GB of RAM.
I am using a NUC8i3BEK with 32GB of RAM for my host. This little box with 32GB of RAM is perfect for this purpose, and also very portable for throwing in a bag to take my dev environment with me. Also check out the newer NUC10i3FNK. It will support 64GB of RAM!
Follow the guide here: OKD 4.7 Single Node Cluster
Much of the material for this minimal cluster is borrowed from my other OKD 4.4 tutorial. If you are interested in building a full OKD 4.4 cluster, then check it out here: OKD 4.X Lab.
If you want to connect with a team of OpenShift enthusiasts, join us in the OKD Working Group: