Production OpenShift Cluster in 35 Minutes: First look at OKD 4 and the new OpenShift Installer

OpenShift is one of the most popular Kubernetes distributions in the world. In 2019, OpenShift jumped further into the bright container future with the release of version 4. In 2020, the open source version of it, OKD 4 was released.

This is the good moment for us to start a series of videos about OpenShift 4 and some of the amazing new container technologies and approaches it brings into the picture.

In this video, Kirill Shirinkin will show you how to install the new production-ready OKD 4 cluster on AWS and demonstrate the benefits of the new openshift-installer.

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[marknefedov]

If i recall correctly OKD was Origin Kubernetes Distribution for some time.

[vitnin]

Great video. Will you make a video about installing OKD on bare metal?

[TriDocs]

OKD 4 already have GAP as metric monitoring by default.
Can I use SysDig Agent instead?

[bhaskar]

Where the number of masters and workers mentioned at the time of installation ??

[lamyaeaissaoui]

we can say that oKd is the openshift but its the open source one?

[RajeshNandanwar_vylz]

OKD does not stand for an acronym. The "The community distribution of Kubernetes" is only a tagline. The Linux Foundation's trademark guidelines prevent the use of the word "Kubernetes" in any project or product name.