Chapter 4. Installing a cluster in a disconnected environment


You can install an OpenShift Container Platform cluster in a disconnected environment, choosing the installation method and infrastructure that best suits your requirements. This includes installing OpenShift Container Platform on either on-premise hardware or on a cloud hosting service such as Amazon Web Services (AWS).

The following sections outline all of the supported methods for installing a cluster in a disconnected environment.

Note

In order to learn about other requirements for installing a cluster using a particular method, be sure to review other content in the procedure’s respective section of the documentation.

For example, if you plan to install a cluster on AWS with installer-provisioned infrastructure, see Configuring an AWS account and Preparing to install a cluster on AWS

4.1. Installing a cluster with the Agent-based Installer

To learn more about installing a cluster in a disconnected environment with the Agent-based installer, see the following pages:

4.2. Installing a cluster on Amazon Web Services

To learn more about installing a cluster on Amazon Web Services (AWS) in a disconnected environment, see the following procedures:

4.3. Installing a cluster on Microsoft Azure

To learn more about installing a cluster on Microsoft Azure in a disconnected environment, see the following procedures:

4.4. Installing a cluster on Google Cloud Platform

To learn more about installing a cluster on Google Cloud Platform (GCP) in a disconnected environment, see the following procedures:

4.5. Installing a cluster on IBM Cloud

To learn more about installing a cluster on IBM Cloud® in a disconnected environment, see the following procedure:

4.6. Installing a cluster on Nutanix

To learn more about installing a cluster on Nutanix in a disconnected environment, see the following procedure:

4.7. Installing a bare-metal cluster

To learn more about installing a bare-metal cluster in a disconnected environment, see the following procedure:

4.8. Installing a cluster on IBM Z(R) or IBM(R) LinuxONE

To learn more about installing a cluster on IBM Z® or IBM® LinuxONE in a disconnected environment, see the following procedures:

4.9. Installing a cluster on IBM Power

To learn more about installing a cluster on IBM Power in a disconnected environment, see the following procedure:

4.10. Installing a cluster on OpenStack

To learn more about installing a cluster on Red Hat OpenStack Platform (RHOSP) in a disconnected environment, see the following procedure:

4.11. Installing a cluster on vSphere

To learn more about installing a cluster on VMware vSphere in a disconnected environment, see the following procedures:

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