Red Hat CodeReady Containers on Silverblue

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1. CodeReadyContainers on
   CodeReadyContainers on
   Fedora Silverblue
   Fedora Silverblue
   http://gist-reveal.it/a00d84a2a250ccf8b6bfe57d04c77849
   

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2. 1. Silverblue Install
   1. Silverblue Install
   1. download an installer image:
   2. create USB (I used Fedora MediaWriter, linked on the /download
   page)
   3. disable BIOS secure boot (a required step for some hardware)
   4. boot from USB
   5. wipe partition table (or partition with /var)
   manual partitioning guide:
   6. after first login, run:
   rpm-ostree update
   systemctl reboot
   https://silverblue.fedoraproject.org/download
   https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-
   US/fedora-silverblue/installation/#manual-partition
   

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3. 2. Silverblue Setup
   2. Silverblue Setup
   install OS-level dependency requirements:
   Add your user to the libvirtd group:
   rpm-ostree install qemu libvirt virt-manager
   sudo groupadd libvirtd
   sudo usermod -a -G libvirtd $(whoami)
   groups $(whoami)
   

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4. 3. CRC Download
   3. CRC Download
   Download latest CRC release from:
   Tip: Remember to download or copy your CRC pull secret on this
   page
   https://cloud.redhat.com/openshift/create/local
   

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5. 4. CRC Install
   4. CRC Install
   cd ~/Downloads && tar xvJf ./crc-*.xz
   mkdir -p ~/bin
   mv ./crc-linux-1.23.1-amd64/crc ~/bin
   

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6. 5. CRC Setup
   5. CRC Setup
   crc setup
   

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7. 6. CRC Startup
   6. CRC Startup
   if you don't include the -p flag, you'll need to interactively paste the
   pull secret during VM initialization
   Tip: make sure to note the admin credentials in the log output!
   crc start -p ~/Downloads/pull_secret
   

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8. Access the resulting web console with:
   (proceed through a short series of SSL warnings... 1,2,3)
   crc console
   

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9. 7. Follow-up Tasks
   7. Follow-up Tasks
   1. Visit the embedded OperatorHub service directory. Try installing
   an operator to enable professionally-maintained cloud service
   solutions on your cluster. After installation via Hub (by a cluster
   admin), operator-backed solutions will available for use by
   standard developers
   2. Add additional user accounts, login as a normal (non-admin)
   user, then - try building and deploying a basic application
   

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10. 8. Cleanup
    8. Cleanup
    When you're done having fun:
    Halt the VM with: crc stop
    Remove the VM entirely (reclaim disk space): crc delete
    

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11. http://gist-reveal.it/a00d84a2a250ccf8b6bfe57d04c77849
    

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