Monitoring OpenShift cron jobs 18 November 2019·Updated: 14 May 2024·519 words·3 mins Openshift (and Kubernetes) allow you to run jobs on schedule, but these jobs can fail from time to time. You can monitor them from bash!
Deploy monit in OpenShift 11 September 2019·Updated: 14 May 2024·1117 words·6 mins Monit is a tried-and-true monitoring daemon that is easy to deploy. Add it to OpenShift to make monitoring even easier.
Inspecting OpenShift cgroups from inside the pod 5 April 2019·Updated: 14 May 2024·1052 words·5 mins My team at Red Hat builds a lot of kernels in OpenShift pods as part of our work with the Continuous Kernel Integration (CKI) project.
Running Ansible in OpenShift with arbitrary UIDs 22 March 2019·Updated: 14 May 2024·590 words·3 mins My work at Red Hat involves testing lots and lots of kernels from various sources and we use GitLab CE to manage many of our repositories and run our CI jobs.
Use a secret as an environment variable in OpenShift deployments 6 December 2018·Updated: 14 May 2024·304 words·2 mins Environment variables are easy to add to OpenShift deployments, but a more secure way to add these variables is by referencing a secret.