Assisted UI
OpenShift assisted installer UI
Overview
The Assisted Installer User Interface is designed to streamline the process of deploying OpenShift clusters on bare metal using Installer-Provisioned Infrastructure (IPI). With its user-friendly interface, the application significantly simplifies the installation process by automating cluster deployment and configuration. Users can effortlessly prepare their cluster by booting from an ISO image and inputting essential configuration details.
This innovative project primarily leverages the Assisted Installer API to provide a cohesive and robust experience for users looking to set up OpenShift. Whether you're new to OpenShift or a seasoned professional, this tool is geared to help you launch a fully functional cluster with minimal effort.
Features
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Easy Cluster Setup: The Assisted Installer allows for quick OpenShift cluster deployments by simply booting from an ISO image, making the setup process user-friendly and efficient.
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Automatic Configuration: Users just need to provide basic configuration details, like SSH keys and network specifics. The tool takes care of the rest, ensuring a hassle-free installation.
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Development Mode Support: You can run the application in development mode, allowing real-time editing and instant updates with a live reload feature.
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Production Build Optimization: The tool includes capabilities to build the application for production, optimizing it for performance and ensuring that it is ready for deployment.
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Prettier Integration: Code formatting is simplified with Prettier integration, allowing users to maintain clean code easily, enhancing collaboration and readability.
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Script Accessibility: A variety of Yarn scripts simplify the process of installing dependencies, running tests, and managing the app's lifecycle, making it flexible and maintainable.
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Customizable Configurations: Users have the option to eject the build and gain complete control over the configuration files and dependencies, catering to advanced use cases.
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Comprehensive Testing Framework: The Assisted Installer UI includes tools for running integration tests, ensuring a robust development process and high software quality.
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