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A node is a RHEL or Red Hat Atomic Host where applications run. Nodes are orchestrated by [[#Master|masters]]. [[#The_node_Daemon|The node daemon]] runs on node. | A node is a RHEL or Red Hat Atomic Host where applications run inside [[#Container|containers]]. Nodes are orchestrated by [[#Master|masters]]. [[#The_node_Daemon|The node daemon]] runs on node. | ||
=Container= | =Container= | ||
Revision as of 21:11, 29 April 2017
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Overview
OpenShift is supported anywhere RHEL is: bare metal, virtualized infrastructure (Red Hat Virtualization, vSphere, Hyper-V), OpenStack platform, public cloud providers (Amazon, Google, Azure). It runs on RHEL and Red Hat Atomic.
OpenShift Hosts
Master
Node
A node is a RHEL or Red Hat Atomic Host where applications run inside containers. Nodes are orchestrated by masters. The node daemon runs on node.
Container
All application instances run inside containers on the nodes. For more details, see Docker Containers.