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    Do280 Manually Scaling An OpenShift Cluster

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    This document contains instructions for manually scaling an OpenShift cluster. It logs in as the admin user, gets and edits the worker machineset to add a label and scale it to 3 replicas. It then creates a new project with a node selector, adds a role to a user, has that user create and scale a deployment, and scales the machineset back down before removing the label and deleting the project.

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    Do280 Manually Scaling An OpenShift Cluster

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    This document contains instructions for manually scaling an OpenShift cluster. It logs in as the admin user, gets and edits the worker machineset to add a label and scale it to 3 replicas. It then creates a new project with a node selector, adds a role to a user, has that user create and scale a deployment, and scales the machineset back down before removing the label and deleting the project.

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    This document contains instructions for manually scaling an OpenShift cluster. It logs in as the admin user, gets and edits the worker machineset to add a label and scale it to 3 replicas. It then creates a new project with a node selector, adds a role to a user, has that user create and scale a deployment, and scales the machineset back down before removing the label and deleting the project.

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    Do280 Manually Scaling An OpenShift Cluster

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    Srinivasan
    This document contains instructions for manually scaling an OpenShift cluster. It logs in as the admin user, gets and edits the worker machineset to add a label and scale it to 3 replicas. It then creates a new project with a node selector, adds a role to a user, has that user create and scale a deployment, and scales the machineset back down before removing the label and deleting the project.

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    lab scale-manual start

    source /usr/local/etc/ocp4.config

    oc login -u admin -p ${RHT_OCP4_USER_PASSWD} ${RHT_OCP4_MASTER_API}

    oc get machinesets -n openshift-machine-api

    oc edit machineset ocp-qz7hf-worker-us-west-1b -n openshift-machine-api

    labels:
    env: prod

    oc scale machineset ocp-qz7hf-worker-us-west-1b --replicas 3 -n openshift-machine-


    api

    oc get machines -n openshift-machine-api -o wide -l machine.openshift.io/cluster-


    api-machine-role=worker

    oc label node node1.us-west-1.compute.internal env=prod

    oc get nodes -l node-role.kubernetes.io/worker -L env

    oc adm new-project scale-manual --node-selector env=prod

    oc adm policy add-role-to-user edit developer -n scale-manual

    oc login -u developer -p ${RHT_OCP4_USER_PASSWD}

    oc project scale-manual

    oc create deployment manual --image quay.io/redhattraining/hello-world-nginx:v1.0

    oc scale --replicas 6 deployment/manual

    oc get pods -o wide

    oc login -u admin -p ${RHT_OCP4_USER_PASSWD}

    oc get nodes -l node-role.kubernetes.io/worker -L env

    oc describe node node3.us-west-1.compute.internal

    oc delete project scale-manual

    oc get machinesets -n openshift-machine-api

    oc scale machineset ocp-qz7hf-worker-us-west-1b --replicas 2 -n openshift-machine-


    api

    oc edit machineset ocp-qz7hf-worker-us-west-1b -n openshift-machine-api

    remove

    labels:
    env: prod

    oc label nodes -l env env


    lab scale-manual finish

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