OpenShift

Running a single node OpenShift cluster is very easy with oc cluster up. It's also very easy to run it as system service with persistent configuration, so that on system boot the simple single-node OpenShift cluster starts using the configuration saved. Just put the following Systemd unit under

KeyBox [http://sshkeybox.com/] is a web-based SSH console that centrally manages administrative access to systems. I wanted to install KeyBox on OpenShift, so I created a Dockerfile and an OpenShift template for it, to be found on Github [https://github.com/tobru/keybox-openshift]. See the README [https://github.com/

This article has originally been written for SysAdvent 2015 [http://sysadvent.blogspot.ch/2015/12/day-13-introduction-to-openshift-3.html] Over the last year there has been a lot of buzz around open-source Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) tools. This blog will give you an overview of this topic and some deeper insight into Red Hat

Since a few weeks I'm exploring and learning OpenShift Origin [http://www.openshift.org/]. It's a very interesting technology and also makes me happy to learn new technologies like Docker and Kubernetes. Last week Drupal released version 8 of their platform. This was a good reason