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I forgot to mention Openshift. The deployment worked, I guess, because we had something similar to an `iso` locally to do the full install. After that, if you
by madmulita 8y ago
I forgot to mention Openshift.
The deployment worked, I guess, because we had something similar to an `iso` locally to do the full install. After that, if you are not using a local registry, you get to some of the same problems I mentioned in another response.
Another problem we saw with Openshift was that it was not clear how we would be able to integrate the networking with our legacy infrastructure. If everything is working inside the cluster or, the rest of your infrastructure is kind of SOA, I guess it wouldn't be a problem, but as I mentioned... we are a bank :D
- rb808 8y agoI didn't mention we have a dedicated team for this infrastructure that makes it work and who can help dev teams. Maybe that is a requirement.
- madmulita 8y agoHehe, I'm part of that team here, that's why we are trying to do it ourselves.
- organsnyder 8y agoWe had Red Hat consultants here for a couple of months helping our infra teams to get it stood up and functioning in our environment. It's far from trivial, especially once enterprise weirdness is figured in (I'm in healthcare, which I imaging is fairly similar to banking in this regard).