The Road to OKD4: Operators, Fedora CoreOS and K8S

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OKD4 is available as a preview built from the same OpenShift codebase but running on Fedora CoreOS base with rpm-ostree and Ignition; the deployment is operator-centric installation (operators control cluster state) and defaults to OVN SDN. Downloads require no Red Hat pull secret so telemetry and Red Hat operators are disabled (no Red Hat pull secret). The installer and MachineConfigOperator are currently forked but maintained in CI; feedback, issues and contribution happen via the okd GitHub repo and the OKD working group.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 6:00Fedora Core Os
3. 6:14What Is Fedora Core Os
4. 10:18Demo
5. 15:23Questions
6. 28:12Scanning Vulnerabilities
7. 31:29What's Coming Next
8. 33:01Roadmap
9. 33:53Okd Working Group

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