Setting up an On-Premises Satellite Location with Mini PCs

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Learn more about Distributed Cloud → http://ibm.biz/guide-to-distributed-cloud Earn a badge with FREE interactive Kubernetes labs → http://ibm.biz/interactive-kube-tutorials Watch IBM Cloud Satellite use cases video → https://youtu.be/4H4dAtrl4p0 ► Check out IBM Cloud Satellite → http://ibm.biz/explore-ibm-cloud-satellite IBM Cloud Satellite is a platform service that allows users to expand the reaches of IBM Cloud to infrastructure outside of IBM Cloud data centers. In this video, Jake Kitchener with IBM Cloud, uses three Intel NUCs to setup an on-premises Satellite location while demonstrating the power of using distributed cloud with IBM Cloud Satellite. Chapters 0:00 - Intro 0:12 - What is IBM Cloud Satellite? 0:53 - Get started to create Satellite location 1:19 - Attach Hosts to Satellite location 2:19 - Assign Hosts to be Satellite Control Plane 2:57 - Add Red Hat OpenShift on IBM Cloud enabled service 3:08 - Create Red Hat OpenShift cluster 3:53 - Red Hat OpenShift cluster overview dashboard view 4:20 - Red Hat OpenShift web console 4:38 - Summary Get started on IBM Cloud at no cost → http://ibm.biz/create-free-tier-account Subscribe to see more videos like this in the future → http://ibm.biz/subscribe-now​​​​ #DistributedCloud #IBMCloudSatellite #IBMCloud

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