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Learn OpenShift

Learn OpenShift - Second Edition

By : Aleksey Usov, Denis Zuev, Aleksandr Varlamov
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Learn OpenShift

Learn OpenShift

By: Aleksey Usov, Denis Zuev, Aleksandr Varlamov

Overview of this book

OpenShift is a powerful enterprise Kubernetes platform that simplifies the development, deployment, and management of containerized applications. Learn OpenShift is a comprehensive, hands-on guide designed for architects, DevOps engineers, SREs, and system administrators who want to take OpenShift 4 from architecture to production deployment. Drawing on the experience of seasoned architects who’ve worked on some of the world’s largest OpenShift projects, this book covers both fundamentals and advanced scenarios rarely discussed elsewhere. You’ll explore OpenShift 4 internals, understand its architecture, master cluster installation and upgrades, and gain deep insights into managing applications, configuring security, application builds, observability, and service mesh. With practical examples and real-world guidance, you’ll confidently deploy OpenShift on bare metal, virtualization, and cloud environments, and learn how to extend, maintain, and operate clusters at scale. By the end of this book, you’ll be able to install, secure, and operate OpenShift 4 clusters in enterprise production environments, deploy containerized applications at scale, and troubleshoot real-world issues with confidence.
Table of Contents (26 chapters)
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Part 1: The Basics and Installation
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Part 2: Post-Installation, Configuration, and Application Deployment
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Part 3: Logging, Monitoring, Observability, and Advanced OpenShift Services
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Part 4: Extending, Maintaining, and Upgrading OpenShift
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Logging in OpenShift

Applications running on OpenShift and its various subsystems produce a large amount of log data, which has to be collected, stored, indexed, and analyzed. Log management is necessary not just for developers and infrastructure engineers, but for compliance as well. This can be done locally, using a storage backend managed by its own operator, or by forwarding logs to a remote system, such as Loki, Elasticsearch, Amazon CloudWatch, Apache Kafka, Splunk HTTP Event Collector (HEC), or syslog. In this chapter, you will learn about the architecture of logging in OpenShift, its components, such as Loki and Vector, as well as how to configure OpenShift to send logs to a centralized location for further analysis and retention. Its importance is emphasized by the fact that the need for centralized log storage and analysis grows with the number of applications and is a regulatory requirement in all major jurisdictions.

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