Patrick Dillon
Patrick is the engineering lead for the OpenShift Installer team. He received a Master's Degree in Computer Engineering at Boston University as part of the LEAP Program. He lives in Milton, Massachusetts with his wife and two children.
Principal Software Engineer
Company or affiliation –Red Hat
Session
This talk provides an in-depth, technical discussion of how OpenShift clusters are created. Beginning with the design of the installer and following an installation linearly, the talk explains how the installer uses a directed-acyclic asset graph to generate resources required for a cluster, bundles those resources into ignition, creates cloud infrastructure using cluster-api, and depends on cluster operators to complete installation. This talk will also explain the recent replacement of Terraform with cluster-api controllers.