Re:Walmart Will Manage Distribution Centers with OneOps, Jen...
by sytse on Monday October 31, 2016 @11:38PM
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At GitLab we use OpenShift Origin (self-hosted) for our idea to production demo https://about.gitlab.com/handbook/sales/idea-to-production-d... It has been a great experience. Easy to set up and rock solid.
Re:Walmart Will Manage Distribution Centers with OneOps, Jen...
by jacques_chester on Tuesday November 01, 2016 @06:57AM
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It sounds like you're building from the IaaS layer up, is that correct?
Re:Walmart Will Manage Distribution Centers with OneOps, Jen...
by cpitman on Wednesday November 02, 2016 @01:24AM
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It depends on what the customer has already. We (Red Hat) support installing OpenShift anywhere that RHEL x86-64 is supported, whether that is bare metal, vms, private/public cloud, etc. For example, our hosted "Heroku like" OpenShift Online is on AWS (https://www.openshift.com/devpreview/).
Re:Walmart Will Manage Distribution Centers with OneOps, Jen...
by jacques_chester on Wednesday November 02, 2016 @05:41PM
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Thanks. It makes sense that Red Hat would make that guarantee.
Getting up and running with OpenShift is pretty easy. You can either use the all in one Vagrant VM[1] or you can download the CLI[2] and run `oc cluster up`[3] to install the docker container version.
Either one doesn't give you an "HA" install (probably want a cluster for that). I regularly deliver OpenShift installs, and in most enterprise environments an HA install takes 3-4 weeks, most of which is communicating to all the silos (networking, storage, security, virtualization, etc) what the requirements are.
Disclaimer: I work for Red Hat.
1: https://www.openshift.org/vm/ 2: https://github.com/openshift/origin/releases 3: https://github.com/openshift/origin/blob/master/docs/cluster...