- Notes, cautions, and warnings
- About using this guide
- Introduction
- Prerequisites
- Install ObjectScale on an online, externally-connected cluster
- Prepare the OpenShift cluster
- Download the charts .tgz and signature verification files from Dell Support
- (Optional) Verify downloaded files and the online image signatures pulled from DockerHub
- Create and prepare the necessary namespaces in Red Hat OpenShift
- Deploy the Bare-Metal CSI Driver for ObjectScale
- Install ObjectScale onto the OpenShift cluster
- Complete the initial setup of ObjectScale
- Next steps with ObjectScale
- Install ObjectScale on an offline cluster
- Prerequisites to install ObjectScale on an offline OpenShift cluster
- Prepare the OpenShift cluster
- Download the charts, software images, and signature verification files from Dell Support
- Verify the downloaded files needed to install ObjectScale on an offline cluster
- Upload ObjectScale images to the private registry
- Create and prepare the necessary namespaces in Red Hat OpenShift
- Deploy CSI bare-metal driver and ObjectScale
- Complete the initial setup of ObjectScale
- Next steps with ObjectScale
- Getting started with ObjectScale
- Upgrades
- Uninstall ObjectScale
Dell ObjectScale Application 1.3.x Installation Guide for Red Hat OpenShift
Upload ObjectScale images to the private registry
Steps
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At the Linux workstation CLI, use the following syntax to connect to the local registry using Docker:
docker login <REPOSITORY>
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Make the provided unpacker script executable:
chmod +x ./objectscale-images-mgt-1.3.0.sh -
Then, run the unpacker script to push the files to the registry:
./objectscale-images-mgt-1.3.0.sh <REPOSITORY>Pushing the images to the repository may take as long as twenty minutes.
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