enablement-framework

This repository contains the components needed to run a TL500 enablement session:

• Tooling - The required tools to deploy once a cluster is available, see tooling/README.md

Helm Releases

• Helm Releases - The above tooling made available as Helm Releases

OCP Setup

To install the above tooling, you need a specific OCP setup, with an LDAP installed:

1. get a running OCP 4.18 cluster with sufficient resources
   • Requirements
     • 3 control plane nodes with
       • 16 GB Memory
       • 4 CPU Cores
       • 120 GB FS storage (less might be sufficient)
     • 3 worker nodes with
       • 64 GB Memory
       • 16 CPU Cores
       • 120 GB FS storage (less might be sufficient)
   • If you have access to the Red Hat Demo Platform, you can do the following to achieve this setup:
     1. order an AWS Blank Open Environment
     2. install Openshift 4.18 (e.g. using https://gitlab.consulting.redhat.com/acidonpe/ocp-install-openenv-aws)
        • computes_type='m5.4xlarge'
        • master_sno_type='m6i.4xlarge'
2. Install LDAP and create users
   1. follow steps described in https://rht-labs.com/tech-exercise/#/99-the-rise-of-the-cluster/1-tooling-installation?id=user-management
   2. in OCP
      • modify OAuth yaml ( https://<ocp-web-console>/k8s/cluster/config.openshift.io~v1~OAuth/cluster ) to use bind-dn admin
      • modify respective secret (referenced from OAuth yaml above) to use bind-password Passw0rd123
      • add user group student ( https://<ocp-web-console>/k8s/cluster/user.openshift.io~v1~Group/~new )
3. install TL500-base chart (located in tooling)
4. Test all the things using one of the following
   • https://rht-labs.com/tech-exercise/#/1-the-manual-menace/ (web page)
   • https://github.com/rht-labs/tech-exercise (source code)