Using single-node Red Hat OpenShift clusters
A single-node cluster in Red Hat® OpenShift® consists of a single control plane node that is configured to run workloads. This configuration offers both control node and worker node functions, so you can deploy a smaller Red Hat OpenShift environment with or without dependence on a centralized management cluster. A single-node cluster can run autonomously when needed, which is useful for resource-
A single-node cluster in Red Hat® OpenShift® consists of a single control plane node that is configured to run workloads. This configuration offers both control node and worker node functions, so you can deploy a smaller Red Hat OpenShift environment with or without dependence on a centralized management cluster. A single-node cluster can run autonomously when needed, which is useful for resource-