Summary

Did you know that you can run Red Hat OpenShift clusters on IBM Power servers? Maybe you do, but you don’t have Power hardware to try it out on, or you don’t have time to learn about OpenShift using the User-Provisioned method of installation. Let us introduce you to the Installer-Provisioned Installation method for OpenShift clusters, also called “an IPI install” on IBM Power Virtual Servers. IPI installs are much simpler than UPI installs, because, the installer itself has built-in logic that can provision each and every component your cluster needs.

Join us during this 1-hour live webinar to learn why the benefits of the IPI installation method goes well beyond installation and into the cluster lifecycle. We'll show you how to deploy OpenShift IPI on Power Virtual Server with a live demo. And finally, we'll share some ways that you can try it yourself.

Key Speakers


Christy Norman - Openshift, Docker, Power Cloud Development

Michael Turek - Software Engineer, OpenShift Development - Power Cloud Department