Hi,
You mean that using OpenShift 4.x it would be easier to change web
console certificates even if that would be installed from binaries?
Or it's just advise to use latest version + installation using ansible
playbooks?
> Hi,
>
> If you can I'd recommend OpenShift 4.x, however, if you want to
Hello,
Apropos the *ansible install* vs *oc cluster up*. Is there a way to
convert one to another? I'm asking this as I ran in a web console cert
issue as well - I send a post about this a few days ago. For now we're
living with CLI only and are planning to setup a new 4.x cluster. Still,
Hi,
If you can I'd recommend OpenShift 4.x, however, if you want to stay on
3.11, then I'd recommend an ansible based install. It is much more
configurable than oc cluster up.
There is an "all-in-one" inventory where it's just a single node.
Hello,
Maybe you can give me some hint as I've just stucked with okd web
console custom SSL certificate.I have all in one openshift cluster
(ubuntu 18, downloaded
https://github.com/openshift/origin/releases/download/v3.11.0/openshift-origin-server-v3.11.0-0cbc58b-linux-64bit.tar.gz
and started
