OpenShift 4.12 added MachineSet functionality for control plane nodes on some infrastructure types. But, what does that mean? What benefit do they provide? Today we'll take a look and explore this new feature to see how it makes things like recovery from failure easier than ever before.
Infra nodes, which host core services for OpenShift, are not configured "out of the box", but provide an important - and valuable - capability: isolating those services on nodes that don't require entitlements. We'll demo how to configure infra nodes and how to assign workload to them.
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