
ACM is a tool that allows the deployment and management of OCP clusters and workloads on top of it. In this post, we will go through an example of how to use ACM to deploy an SNO instance in the DCI way.
ACM is a tool that allows the deployment and management of OCP clusters and workloads on top of it. In this post, we will go through an example of how to use ACM to deploy an SNO instance in the DCI way.
ACM is a tool that allows deploying, and managing OCP clusters and workloads on top of it. Now the DCI Agent has the support to automate the creation of SNO instances by the integration of the ACM roles.
Single Node OpenShift (SNO) was introduced officially in OCP 4.9, available documentation describes the ways to deploy it using Assisted Installer through the Red Hat portal in order to generate an ISO and install it using virtual media or ACM. This article illustrates how we leverage some of those features and highlights the most relevant aspects of the installation using DCI Openshift Agent.