Does Bright’s Kubernetes installation stick to open cloud standards?
or:How can I verify that Bright’s Kubernetes deployment passes the official CNCF conformance tests? The CNCF (Cloud Native Computing Foundation)...
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How can I mass-produce Bright head node installations using PXE?
This article is being updated. Please be aware the content herein, not limited to version numbers and slight syntax changes, may... -
How do I do a remote installation?
Purpose The default bare-metal installation is relatively straightforward, so a bare-metal remote installation isn’t a common need. However, a bare-metal... -
Bright installation ISO written to USB drive fails or is stuck at starting rootfs
During the installation of a bare metal headnode using the Bright Installation ISO written to a USB drive, you may... -
Bright head node installer Ansible collection
Introduction Ansible collection is the standard way for shipping and consuming ansible distributables (playbooks, roles, plugins) since version 2.10. This... -
Installing Kubernetes on Air-Gapped Systems
Kubernetes is most easily installed on a cluster that is able to access the internet. For clusters without internet access... -
Installing Kubernetes on Air-Gapped Systems
Kubernetes is most easily installed on a cluster that is able to access the internet. For clusters without internet access... -
Installing Kubernetes on Air-Gapped 9.2 Systems
Kubernetes is most easily installed on a cluster that is able to access the internet. For clusters without internet access...