Deploy AI Telemetry on OpenShift Local
How to get started for free with OpenShift Local and deploying the AI Telemetry platform with GitOps.
This is Free!
Use our AI Telemetry platform built with sovereign AI open source tools built with zero-trust fine-grained access control at the admin, hub, cluster, and project level. You can get started for free!
Use cases:
Data center administrators are granted access to see metrics across multiple Red Hat Advanced Cluster Management hubs, managed OpenShift clusters, and OpenShift projects.
Cluster owners are granted access to each of their clusters individually, but observable together in one dashboard.
OpenShift users with project role bindings can view all their project metrics in one dashboard, and each project is also observable individually.
Custom integrations in the Mass Open Cloud are also being developed for observing OpenStack bare metal nodes, and OpenShift Virtualization virtual machines.
Permissions, policies, scopes, groups, and resources in AI Telemetry are handled with Single Sign-On standards with Keycloak Authorization Services for strict zero-trust access control to metrics.
Things you'll learn:
- How to deploy the AI Telemetry platform on OpenShift Local on your own computer.
- Set up Hashicorp Vault secrets for AI Telemetry with PushSecrets and ExternalSecrets.
- Deploy a Prometheus Keycloak Proxy providing strict zero-trust access control to metrics.
- Integrate the Prometheus Keycloak Proxy with AI Telemetry and Keycloak Single Sign-On for seamless and secure metrics dashboards per user.
- Run Kubernetes Jobs to configure the database, configure Keycloak Realms and Clients, and configure all the secrets automatically.
- Set up role bindings between service accounts and secrets.
The Deploy AI Telemetry on OpenShift Local runs on a Microsoft Windows 11 Professional computer, or Linux x86_64 computer. Supported operating systems and Linux distributions include:
Other Linux distros may also be supported
Unfortunately, MacOS is not supported with OpenShift Local since MacOS became ARM64 architecture.
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