dimos_varounis
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Documentation for MachineConfig custom file creation

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Hello,

I am preparing for EX380V4.10 and trying to run "Guided Exercise: Creating Custom Machine Config Pools"(7.4 Section) in DO380V4.10 without using the prepared MC and MCP yaml files.

However I cannot find any reference for that kind of operations(custom file management in nodes using MC) in Openshift Documentation (https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-us/openshift_container_platform/4.10/html/nodes).

Is there any place in Documentation or any other way that I can find this information, without the need to remember the whole yaml files?

Regards

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You can always get an example of MCP with, oc get machineconfigpool , but for MC examples, check out: Using MachineConfig objects to configure nodes in the Post Installation Configuration docs.


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You can always get an example of MCP with, oc get machineconfigpool , but for MC examples, check out: Using MachineConfig objects to configure nodes in the Post Installation Configuration docs.


dimos_varounis
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Hello,

This is a good example, however I see that the butane tool is used to create the MachineConfig. Will this tool be available at the exam? Currently I cannot find it in the DO380 Labs...

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Ayush09
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Hello @dimos_varounis Certainly! The Butane tool will already be installed within the environment, eliminating the necessity to download the binaries.

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Babbar
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You just have to follow the below instructions in the exam for MCP question:

  • - Take referance from the given docs.
  • - In the docs search for the day2.
  • - Now, in the day2 section of docs search for chrony.
  • - Apply those instructions and ensure that the changes are applied to the nodes.

Don't worry butane binary would be there to help.
You'll get this documentation there: https://docs.openshift.com/container-platform/4.13/post_installation_configuration/machine-configura...

When help is available then don't invest time in remembering the yaml indentation. 
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