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Chapter 8. Conclusion
Red Hat solutions involving the OpenShift Container Platform are created to deliver a production-ready foundation that simplifies the deployment process, shares the latest best practices, and provides a stable highly available environment on which to run your production applications.
This reference architecture covered the following topics:
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A completely provisioned infrastructure in
AWS -
OpenShift Masters in Multiple
Availability Zones -
Infrastructure nodes in Multiple
Availability Zoneswith Router and Registry pods scaled accordingly Native integration with
AWSservices likeRoute53,EBS,S3,IAM,EC2- Elastic Load Balancers for the Master instances and for the Infrastructure instances
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S3storage for persistent storage of container images -
EBSstorage for /var/lib/docker on each node - A role assigned to instances that will allow OpenShift to mount EBS volumes
- Creation of applications
- Validating the environment
- Testing failover
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