OKD Working Group: State of OKD4/FCOS
summary
OKD4 is a community distribution built on Fedora CoreOS that is currently at stable 4.6 with rolling releases every two weeks. It installs Fedora CoreOS nodes and an OpenShift-based Kubernetes payload, supports BareMetal, AWS, Azure, vSphere and more, and offers a CRC single‑node VM for local testing with a planned native single‑node mode in 4.7 (no upgrade support initially). Main work items are installation and upgrade reliability, operator catalog coverage, testing pipelines and documentation — community testing and triage are actively needed.
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chapters (26)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:02Christian
- 1:20What is OKD
- 1:47Agenda
- 2:04OKD4 Overview
- 3:42Supported Platforms
- 4:09OKD State
- 6:43Code Ready Containers
- 8:50ZStream
- 11:01Journey
- 11:45Fedora Coreos
- 12:38Single Node Clusters
- 13:52Highly Available
- 14:22Community Involvement
- 17:35How do people use OKD
- 18:44OKD Operators
- 19:45OKD Issues
- 21:26LowHanging Fruit
- 22:42OKD Issue Tracker
- 27:02Restrictions
- 28:38Operators
- 30:20Operators in OKD
- 31:21Openshift
- 32:20Installation Issues
- 33:27OKD vs Kubernetes
- 34:55Sibling Stream
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