Explore the community distribution of Kubernetes that powers Red Hat's OpenShift in this informative webinar. Dive into the architecture of OKD4, built on Fedora CoreOS (FCOS), and learn about its powerful platform management tools and processes. Discover how the collaboration between Kubernetes, OpenShift, and Fedora communities led to the latest GA release of OKD4. Gain insights into the Operator Pattern, Machine Config Operator, and automated provisioning features. Understand the benefits of FCOS, including automatic updates, multiple update streams, and container-focused design. Watch a demo covering cluster overview, high-level operators, machine API, monitoring, upgrades, and the developer-focused console. Learn about the OKD Working Group, roadmap, and differences between OKD4 and OPC4. Get answers to questions about large-scale OKD deployments, telemetry, and the main distinctions of Fedora Core OS.
CNCF Has 99+ K8S Distros, and This Is How - and Why - We Built One More: OKD4 on FCOS
CNCF [Cloud Native Computing Foundation] via YouTube
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
What is OKD
What is OKD4
Operator Pattern
Machine Config Operator
Machine Config Daemon
fedoracore
how FCOS came about
features
automatic updates
multiple update streams
versioning and security
container focus
automated provisioning
Ignition
Features of OKD
Recap
Stop sharing
Demo
Cluster overview
Highlevel operator
Machine API
Provisioner
MachineConfig
Monitoring
Upgrades
CI system
Developerfocused console
Operator Hub
Install Operators
Upgrade on GitHub
Fedora Core OS Working Group
OKD Working Group
Roadmap
Questions
Hetzner
OKD4 vs OPC4
OKD4 code base
The next question
Who else has large scale footprint of OKD
OKD telemetry
What is the main difference
Fedora Core OS
Outro
Taught by
CNCF [Cloud Native Computing Foundation]
