Summary

In this chapter, you learned:

  • You install and configure MicroShift as you would any other system service in RHEL. The only prerequisite is having unallocated space in a volume group for use by Kubernetes persistent volumes.

  • The lack of application platform components and APIs from OpenShift, such as the OAuth server and Projects API, affects the day-to-day tasks of developer users.

  • Red Hat recommends using unprivileged service account tokens and, if necessary, Kubernetes impersonation, to deploy applications and manage MicroShift clusters.

  • Once you have a kubeconfig file and access rights to a namespace, you use MicroShift as you would any other Kubernetes. You use MicroShift in mostly the same way as you would Red Hat OpenShift.