OpenShift v4 Admin Console Walk Through:

Notable features and tasks:

Here are some of the key options and functionalities available in the OpenShift v4 Admin Console:

1. Dashboard View: Provides an overview of the cluster, including health status, resource utilization, and important notifications.
3. Project Management: Allows administrators to create, manage, and delete projects (namespaces in Kubernetes terms), providing a way to organize and control resources and access.
5. Cluster and Node Management: Offers tools to view and manage the cluster and individual nodes, including monitoring their status, resource usage, and configuring settings.
7. Workloads Management: Enables the management of various workloads such as Deployments, StatefulSets, DaemonSets, Jobs, and CronJobs, allowing administrators to deploy, scale, and manage applications.
9. Pods Management: Administrators can view, create, edit, and delete pods, and manage their configurations.
11. Storage Management: Offers the ability to manage persistent storage, including creating and managing Persistent Volume Claims (PVCs) and storage classes.
13. Networking Features: Includes options for managing networking aspects like Services, Routes, Ingress, Network Policies, and more.
15. User and Access Management: Allows management of users, groups, and access controls through Role-Based Access Control (RBAC), managing roles, and role bindings.
17. Monitoring and Metrics: Integrated monitoring tools to track the performance of the cluster and applications, including metrics, logs, and alerts.
19. Logging and Tracing: Provides centralized logging capabilities for cluster and application logs, and supports distributed tracing for complex applications.
21. Security and Compliance: Tools for managing security policies, compliance features, and certificates.
22. Operator Hub: A marketplace for finding and managing Kubernetes Operators that automate the deployment, management, and scaling of complex applications.
24. Resource Quotas and Limit Ranges: Allows setting limits on the amount of resources a project or namespace can use, helping in resource allocation and management.
26. Service Catalog and Broker Management: Supports managing service catalogs and brokers, enabling users to provision and manage external services like databases, message queues, etc.
28. Customization and Extensibility: Options to customize and extend the console with additional features, plugins, and integrations.
30. Command Line Tool (CLI) Integration: Provides easy access to the OpenShift CLI for advanced operations.
32. Backup and Restore: Options for backing up and restoring cluster data and configurations.
34. Updates and Upgrades Management: Tools to manage and apply updates and upgrades to the OpenShift cluster.

Other Features:

1. Cluster Overview: Monitoring the health and status of the entire OpenShift cluster.
2. Node Management: Viewing, labeling, and managing cluster nodes.
3. Project Creation: Creating and managing projects (namespaces) for organizing resources.
4. Resource Quotas: Setting and managing resource quotas and limits for projects.
5. Pod Management: Viewing and managing pods, including scaling and debugging.
6. Service Creation: Configuring services to expose pods to the cluster or externally.
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