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There are two installation methods: ''quick install'', which uses a CLI tool available in the "atomic-openshift-utils" package, which, in turn, uses [[Ansible]] in the background, and ''advanced install''. The advanced install assumes familiarity with [[Ansible]]. | There are two installation methods: ''quick install'', which uses a CLI tool available in the "atomic-openshift-utils" package, which, in turn, uses [[Ansible]] in the background, and ''advanced install''. The advanced install assumes familiarity with [[Ansible]]. | ||
=Prerequisites= | |||
==System Requirements== | |||
==DNS Setup== | |||
=Run CLI to Install= | |||
=Post-Install= | |||
==Deploy the Integrated Docker Registry== | |||
==Deploy the HAProxy Router== | |||
==Load Image Streams== | |||
==Load Templates== | |||
==Set up NFS== | |||
The NFS server is required for [[OpenShift_Concepts#Volume|persistent volumes]]. | |||
Revision as of 21:45, 2 May 2017
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There are two installation methods: quick install, which uses a CLI tool available in the "atomic-openshift-utils" package, which, in turn, uses Ansible in the background, and advanced install. The advanced install assumes familiarity with Ansible.
Prerequisites
System Requirements
DNS Setup
Run CLI to Install
Post-Install
Deploy the Integrated Docker Registry
Deploy the HAProxy Router
Load Image Streams
Load Templates
Set up NFS
The NFS server is required for persistent volumes.