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README.md

OpenShift Hybrid Ansible

This repostiory contains an Ansible-based framework for deploying and updating OpenShift clusters using User-Provisioned Infrastructure (UPI) across multiple platforms.

Currently, the supported platforms are vSphere, Dell iDRAC, and HPE iLO with the assumption that control plane nodes will run on vSphere and worker nodes will be a mix of metal and vSphere machines.

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All protectable content in this repository is Copyright 2023 by Red Hat and contributors and is made available under the Apache License, Version 2.0. A complete copy of the license is available in the LICENSE file.