In this lab you will be deploying resources for your OpenShift installation using an Azure Resource Manager (ARM) template from the git repo for this lab. You will need to deploy using the Azure CLI tools, so you will need to configure your cloud shell and use the bash terminal for this lab. After you have deployed your resources, you should have all the resources necessary for your OpenShift installation.
Learning Objectives
Successfully complete this lab by achieving the following learning objectives:
- Configure Cloud Shell
Set up Cloud Shell by clicking the Cloud Shell button in the top-right corner of the screen:
- When prompted to choose an environment, click Bash to begin configuring the Cloud Shell.
- On the "You have no storage mounted" window, click Show advanced settings.
- Use the same location as your lab provided resource group.
- Use the lab provided subscription.
- Use the existing resource group.
- Under Storage account, click the radio button for Use existing. If not available, choose create new and put in a valid unique name.
- Under File share, choose the radio button for Create new and specify 123okd as the new file share name.
Click Create storage.
- Download SSH Keys for the Lab
You will need to pull down the SSH keys to connect to the VMs using SSH. First, make the
.ssh
directory, if it isn’t already there, with themkdir
command.Then
cd
into the.ssh
directory.Now, use
wget
to pull down the SSH keys using these links:https://raw.githubusercontent.com/linuxacademy/content-openshift-origin-azure/master/ssh/id_rsa
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/linuxacademy/content-openshift-origin-azure/master/ssh/id_rsa.pubChange the permission to the files to
600
.- Deploy OpenShift Resources
Deploy the resources for the OpenShift installation using an ARM template from the lab’s Git repo. The URL to use is:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/linuxacademy/content-openshift-origin-azure/master/ccDeploy.json
You will need to use Azure CLI to deploy the template.
Once the resources have been deployed, connect to the bastion host using SSH confirm it is working.
- Reset SSH public key for each VM
Reset the SSH public key by going to the VM and going to the "Reset password" section of Support + Troubleshooting. Select Reset SSH public key. Next enter the username
azureuser
and the contents of yourid_rsa.pub
file you downloaded in Task 2.